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    Comments on: Two New Tools for DevelopersAppForge, Inc. has introduced an entry-level "Personal Edition" of their Visual Basic programming platform. It is specifically designed for hobbyists and contains many of the features of other AppForge Editions such as support for graphics, serial port communications, and Palm OS Extended Library calls. It requires VB 6 and sells for $70. -Ed Pencel Corporation has launched Kinectivity Studio, a database application tool aimed at enabling delivery of corporate data on mobile devices. Applications created with Kinectivity Studio are deployed on Kinectivity, Pencel’s mobile extended relational database platform that integrates with a variety of back-end database and application software.
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The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. PIC is not responsible for them in any way. login or register for free in order to post comments.  Who is using AppForge?I.M. Anonymous @ 4/25/2001 11:34:46 AM #
With Appforge's huge runtime are there any hobbiests out there using it? If so what for and what do you think about it? How does it compare to CASL and NS Basic? As a satisfied CASL customer I do not see the advantages of AppForge over these other environments. I like the idea of using VB and the new reduced price, now I would like to know if it really is useful.
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