Hello all, 
could someone say why InForm is no longer supported by its author the nice guy Fellippe Heitor?
I've tested InForm since beta 0.6 on several Linux installations (baremetal and VM) and I've talked to Fellippe several times, and I've always said that without real documentation and examples or real exercises, its excellent tool was useless but by him (InForm is written with InForm itself).
At some point, Fellippe needed to make InForm skinable to make it more user-friendly "à la Dreamweaver" or so.
But that never came and the more advanced his project was, the more the generated code provided by default functions that you will never use and that you will have to clean up to make your on code readable.
Too bad it seems like an end because with its debugger, QB64 was on its way to competing with VB but on Linux, macOS and Windows.
Looking forward to seeing an expert bring this great tool back to life.
could someone say why InForm is no longer supported by its author the nice guy Fellippe Heitor?
I've tested InForm since beta 0.6 on several Linux installations (baremetal and VM) and I've talked to Fellippe several times, and I've always said that without real documentation and examples or real exercises, its excellent tool was useless but by him (InForm is written with InForm itself).
At some point, Fellippe needed to make InForm skinable to make it more user-friendly "à la Dreamweaver" or so.
But that never came and the more advanced his project was, the more the generated code provided by default functions that you will never use and that you will have to clean up to make your on code readable.
Too bad it seems like an end because with its debugger, QB64 was on its way to competing with VB but on Linux, macOS and Windows.
Looking forward to seeing an expert bring this great tool back to life.
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