But there's also the very popular iOS development. I think Richard was only
discussing desktop customers.
On May 17, 2014 10:24:39 AM CDT, Terence Heaford
>
>From a developers point of view, if only 11% of LiveCode developers are
>on Mac then the future viability of LiveCode for Mac may be th
Terence Heaford wrote:
> Perhaps you need to differentiate which hat you are wearing at
> any particular point. :) (I wrote "our customers", as opposed
> to "RunRev's customers”)
I'll try to be even more explicit, but in general LiveCode's OS
percentages don't matter much to any of us, not even
Sorry Richard, my misunderstanding.
Perhaps you need to differentiate which hat you are wearing at any particular
point. :) (I wrote "our customers", as opposed to "RunRev's customers”)
>From a developers point of view, if only 11% of LiveCode developers are on Mac
>then the future viability of
Terence Heaford wrote:
> I was reading the above blog on LiveCode’s site:
>
> http://livecode.com/blog/2014/05/15/multimedia-on-macos/
>
> and noted this comment from Richard Gaskin.
>
> "Can you describe how this new player helps the process toward
> similar featur
On 17/05/14 16:17, Terence Heaford wrote:
I have not confused anything, I am simply talking about the LiveCode developer
base to which I believe Richard Gaskin was referring.
My question is simply related to a very small developer base of 11% Mac.
I wonder what the real proportions are of peo
I have not confused anything, I am simply talking about the LiveCode developer
base to which I believe Richard Gaskin was referring.
My question is simply related to a very small developer base of 11% Mac.
I haven’t raised capitalism nor Karl Marx, what has capitalism or Karl Marx got
to do wit
On 17/05/14 13:32, Terence Heaford wrote:
What would happen if the use of LiveCode development on a Mac diminished from
11% to say 1% what would be the incentive for LiveCode to develop for this
platform?
When all said and done, they are in it for the money.
I jalouse that's a bit unkind in
What would happen if the use of LiveCode development on a Mac diminished from
11% to say 1% what would be the incentive for LiveCode to develop for this
platform?
When all said and done, they are in it for the money.
All the best
Terry
On 17 May 2014, at 10:48, Richmond wrote:
> That is n
On 17/05/14 09:54, Terence Heaford wrote:
I was reading the above blog on LiveCode’s site:
http://livecode.com/blog/2014/05/15/multimedia-on-macos/
and noted this comment from Richard Gaskin.
"Can you describe how this new player helps the process toward similar feature
parity for the
I was reading the above blog on LiveCode’s site:
http://livecode.com/blog/2014/05/15/multimedia-on-macos/
and noted this comment from Richard Gaskin.
"Can you describe how this new player helps the process toward similar feature
parity for the other 89% of our customers running Window
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