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Why is LiveCode not recognized more? Because it's not really free for professional app development. ...
It doesn't really have to be free. It would be quite sufficient if it were possible to use the program free of charge until you actually want to create a commercial application with it.
Until then, anyone should simply be able to install LC on their computer free of charge to test whether it is suitable for them.
I am sure that anyone who has created a well-functioning app in this way will then also be prepared to pay for commercial export to various platforms.
I think most people who want to try out a new tool or programming language don't want to start by buying an expensive license.
This system will never work in my humble opinion.
Edit:
I have just checked briefly whether I am still right with my argument.
It could be that something has changed in this respect since I accessed the LC website several weeks ago.
Unfortunately, there is no good news there. The website itself still shows the same boring example app.
And you can only try LC for free for 10 days(!!). And even for that you have to register with your name and e-mail address.
So, that's not going to work.
Statistics: Posted by Francesco77 — Thu Sep 19, 2024 7:57 pm