Dear Livecode experts,
I'm working on creating / merging / compiling some Golang external tools
to be used with the Livecode Community Edition (I know nothing about
C++, just, Go, JS, and Livecode).
So, the Livecode Community programs can call external and independent
programs to access databases, SSH servers, encryption stuff, etc..
Using this technique we can jump over the non-included encryption
options of the Livecode Community version and we can improve it.
These "tools" will have a BSD License.
These tools will work on Windows, Mac & Linux (and maybe on Android &
IOS in the future).
My intention is also to publish documentation on how to use these tools.
These programs will be completely separate from the Livecode, so as far
as I know they do not have to be distributed using the GPL license.
Is that true? If yes, we can use the Livecode Community Version to
create semi-commercial software.
Another question:
Do we already have a virtual place to meet those users who want to fork
the Community Edition?
PS, I tried to move from Livecode to Fyne (Golang graphic tool), but it
is still very limited and I don't like Flutter because I see that Dart
programming language is only used with Flutter (Dart server is almost
dead). Livecode has been my favorite RAD for 8 years and I don't want to
throw away all that time and knowledge.
Heriberto Torrado
Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
Director de informática
Directeur informatique
*NetDreams S.C.*
http://www.networkdreams.net <http://www.networkdreams.net>
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