Discuss Request: A REALbasic forum. in the Other Programming Languages forum on Dev Shed. Request: A REALbasic forum. A place for discussing programming languages not covered in specific forums such as Assembler, COBOL, etc. - you get the idea.
The great thing about Object Oriented code is that it can make small, simple problems look like large, complex ones
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Not really. My brother used to work in a place where they used RealBASIC on *nix machines. This product is crossplatform across Windows, Mac and Linux.
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i agree, i also think lower level languages like assembly shud have there own forum as well (its the fastest and most efficient language there is and no one cud argue against that).
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...this is precisely why this forum was created. If we get enough questions about REALBasic in here, then the admins will consider making a specific forum for that.
There is no point having a forum that gets one post every six months or so.
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