REALbasic is a rapid application development environment that enables developers to create high-quality, native software for Windows, Mac and Linux. REALbasic is used to create all types of applications, including database clients, commercial software, custom business solutions, educational products and more. In fact, REALbasic itself is written in REALbasic. REAL Software ships updates to REALbasic every 90 days. No other software tools company ships updates at this pace. Each new REALbasic license includes all updates for six months. When your REALbasic update plan ends you can either purchase a one year update plan renewal or continue using any release that shipped during your update plan.
REALbasic includes:
- an integrated environment designed for developer productivity
- a modern, object oriented programming language
- a cross-platform object framework
- a cross compiler that produces native executables
REALbasic Professional Edition is intended for serious application developers who require a full-strength development tool. REALbasic Personal Edition is intended for students and casual developers who develop applications for their own use. REAL Software does not provide technical support for Personal Edition. REALbasic Professional Edition includes a remote debugger that enables you to observe your code execution on one computer as it runs on another computer. The remote debugger enables you to write your code on Windows, for example, and test it on Linux and Macintosh. Because the remote debugger is based on the TCP/IP protocol, you can even remotely debug your application on a machine in another location, such as a customer site.
REALbasic 2008 Release 4 included over 300 improvements and 6 new features. The new features are:
* Control Locking: Control Locking adds the ability to lock a control in the IDE so it's position and size cannot be edited. This is useful for positioning controls at design time on complex User Interface's to prevent accidentally modifying the control.
* Tab Stops: Tab Stops allow users to specify controls to be skipped over when tabbing through the user interface at runtime.
* Auto-adjust Tab Indexes: REALbasic can now automatically determine the tab order for all controls.
* Warning System Updates: REALbasic now includes several new warnings, as well as a new User Interface to set per-project preferences on what warnings to receive.
* Constants in Declarations: The REALbasic compiler now allows the use of constants and enumerations in declarations. For example, constants can now be used as part of a method's optional parameter declaration or to define enumeration values in terms of other constants.
* Codesign for Mac OS X Applications: Codesign enables developers to digitally sign REALbasic applications. Digitally signed applications provide greater security because the application can be traced back to the author. One way this is used on the Mac is with Mac OS X Leopard Server. Applications installed on Leopard Server must be authorized by the user each time they are launched. Digitally signed applications need only be authorized once.
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