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RunRev Releases Open Source Version of LiveCode
RunRev has released LiveCode 6.0, the first open source version of its app development software, just five weeks after the close of RunRev’s Kickstarter campaign that raised nearly US$ 750,000 to fund development of the platform. LiveCode is a high-performance programming environment designed for ease of use and rapid development. The feature-rich platform includes an drag-and-drop user interface and an English-like scripting language. New features in LiveCode 6.0 include: faster app performance due to reworked image handling and caching, enhanced productivity through the new “Project Browser,” and many feature updates and bug fixes.
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