But actually never used it for any projects. I have followed the product since version 11 and bought all licenses for 12 ( and upgraded to 14). Still some progress is better than none.Īs to NZ, can't say I know of anyone else playing.
And at least PCSoft is considering these even though I see in the forum some are not happy with their progress.
#XOJO ANDROID ANDROID#
Hence Android is important, and I believe Windows Phones will make progress too with win10. iOS is great but the average punter can't afford iPhones all the time so many businesses will be focusing on getting to their consumers. But because of its size and the current projects in front of it, it will be many years before Android is looked at. Xojo has now released an iOS version, so it can do web, windows, mac, linux, and now iOS. So last year when deploying became easy on Xojo (and cheap with 2 players) I made a commitment to it to replace my current back and front ends, and am very pleased with the results. Deploying and hosting was always difficult and exceptionally important to me.
I liked its very cool looking widgets but I needed a solid platform for coding and deploying back and front ends, and easy hosting. I looked at Webdev a year ago but for me it was still too buggy. My main webapp creates real estate printed magazines and ebooks for a major client. But I can see the writing on the wall (in indian!)Ĭurrently my business focuses on Real Estate marketing and publishing. I was using mobile web to cover any phones trying to use our app. I see a number of major indian commerce sites are dropping their mobile websites and going native app only. I see more and more demand for iOS and android apps, so just I'm preparing myself for day I get asked to offer a native mobile front end. Whats my app? Well Ive been coding one web app since 2006. Good to know your happy with WM17, considering 20 is being released soon.
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