RE: Open source iOS and Android

Thank you, BR, for the suggestion! "Do you know GIT? A lot of us (developers) have "stuff on GIT" . You do a deep search through mailings Search for "https://github.com/ " Linda ___ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.ru

RE: Open source iOS and Android

My original question is about the Community version of LC. If apps built with it are supposed to be open source, is there a "place" where the developers "share" their apps. How do we know what people have created in order to request a copy? I personally would like to "meet" other developers o

Re: Open source iOS and Android

Linda Do you know GIT? A lot of us (developers) have "stuff on GIT" . You do a deep search through mailings Search for "https://github.com/ And you will find the public repositories. I am sure you will find plenty! Here is one example (be sure to get the nightly branch) https://github.com/Hi

Re: Open source iOS and Android

I contacted Colin to see if it was him who has allowed his book to be downloaded for free. it was not. He doesn't mind, but says the publisher might. here is a link. https://www.packtpub.com/application-development/livecode-mobile-development-beginners-guide-second-edition On Sat, Jun 23,

Re: Open source iOS and Android

Hi Linda I hope this can help you on your journey of learning livecode mobile development. http://www.allitebooks.in/livecode-mobile-development-beginners-guide/ On Sat, Jun 23, 2018 at 2:37 PM, Randy Hengst via use-livecode < use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote: > Hi Linda, > > To best

Re: Open source iOS and Android

Hi Linda, To best of my knowledge, you can’t use the Community version to build apps for iOS. So, the source code isn’t automatically available from developers… but, within the IDE of LiveCode, select the Sample Stacks… all sorts of options there with code available for viewing. be well, randy