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garrypettet

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    Show HN: Objo Studio

    Objo Studio is a new development environment for building desktop and command line apps. It has a visual designer, a debugger, a compiler, and a modern BASIC-like language called O…

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    This looks neat. It uses Bob Nystrom's Wren language for scripting and has been in development for a few years.

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    Comment #38752414

    Ignore the naysayers replying to this. I have no vested interest in Xojo except I’ve been coding with it and enjoying it since 2004.

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    Comment #35409840

    It’s worth pointing out that this is a higher salary than most doctors make (below consultant level) in the UK.

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    Comment #34297442

    I really recommend Xojo[1] (formally RealBasic). It’s like a modern VB6 but runs on macOS, Windows and many flavours of Linux. It has very polished drag and drop UI editor. I’ve be…

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    I’ve just started out with Flame and Flutter. As a newcomer to game development (but experienced in other genres of coding) I’ve found it great.

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    Comment #32042694

    This looks great - well done. As a self taught pianist I’d like to give a shout out to Simply Piano (1). It’s an iPad app that can take you from absolute beginner to a fairly advan…

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    Take a look at Wren if you want a similar looking embeddable scripting language. It was created by Bob Nystrom (who now works in Dart). It’s a lovely language. [1]: https://wren.io…

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    Comment #31284356

    Yeah they renamed it maybe 10 years ago (it’s pronounced Zo Joe). It’s a fast compiled BASIC like OOP language that runs natively on x86 and ARM.

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    Comment #31283996

    I’ve been a happy user of Xojo (formally RealBasic) for about 20 years. It’s really powerful and free to use when getting started. I really like the all-in-one IDE and the ability …

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    That's not been my experience on a console since the Sega Megadrive. Whenever I find a couple of hours to play video games (working around kids, wife, etc) I inevitably have to spe…

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    I've been using Xojo ( https://xojo.com ) for about 15 years now to make cross-platform GUI apps. The language is similar to VB6 but it's been constantly updated. No affiliation, j…

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    What a great resource. I will certainly pick up the book when it’s out.

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    I wonder what impact this will have for developers using non-Apple development tools. For example, I'm a C# .NET Core developer using Visual Studio. I'm hoping that the architectur…

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    Thanks for the responses. Unfortunately I've registered on about 6 different exchanges (including the ones mentioned) but all are pending verification. Looks like a lot of these ex…

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    Ask HN: What is the safest way to purchase Ripple?

    I want to invest some money in Ripple but I'm nervous about the process of actually buying some. It seems overly complicated with many click-bait articles explaining how to do so. …

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    Comment #15905926

    I cannot rate this book high enough. Anyone with an interest in how languages are implemented should read this. Bob has a fantastic writing style making it a pleasant read. Additio…

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    As a highly educated physician who voted for Brexit, I find your interpretation of the "Brexit movement" woefully incorrect. There are plenty of well informed, well read and intell…

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    Comment #12218551

    Hoping this might provide a bit of inspiration for other non-DIY savvy programmers/nerds like myself. It's easier than you might think to build.

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    My revision website for radiologists in training brings in about £1-2K per month: https://reviseradiology.com