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New Lingo Beta Last year this forum gave me useful feedback on Lingo, and I've implemented many of the suggestions. The main improvement is a Lingo class is no longer divided into separate sections. Hello World now looks like this:
Bill Rayer
I wonder about about all those tools that say no programming needed but still ship with a code editor and debugger.
somemorone
'Sup Fools
Mr. Fancypants
A Windows programming toy language is a fine idea, but how can it be for both non-programmers and experienced programmers? Anything that a non-programmer can use, I wouldn't want to create anything but toy apps in.
chickenLittle
Who said 'no programming required', I didn't :)
Bill Rayer
I'm sorry I took this sentence: Non-programmers who want to create simple programs. As for people that don't want to program.
somemorone
The part in the FAQ about syntax changing rubs me the wrong way. Don't good languages get augmented rather than have breaking "changes" which require an upgrade tool?
"Don't good languages get augmented rather than have breaking "changes" which require an upgrade tool?"
Almost Anonymous
"A Windows programming toy language is a fine idea, but how can it be for both non-programmers and experienced programmers?"
IUseVBandILikeIt
Bill, I don't have time to look at your beta, but I want to say you have my utmost respect for "walking the walk", for doing something you believe in and damn the critics. What you're doing (have done) takes guts, determination, discipline and vision. It's 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration, and in my book you add up to 100%.
Should be working
"What you're doing (have done) takes guts, determination, discipline and vision. It's 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration, and in my book you add up to 100%."
Bill Rayer
Bill,
Ged Byrne
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