Do you know Processing ?
About Processing,
it's open source and I never saw an simpler way to create Java applets and runable standalones with only few lines of simple code before.
Homepage:
http://processing.org/
Dierect runable browser applets:
http://processing.org/learning/3d/
Processing is open source and you can use many free extra libs and all Java classes too.
for example:
Video, Sound, Network, serial hardware I/O, PDF and the collection grows up more and more.
Isn't the right tool to create moster apps
but you can translate your ideas really quickly to a real working app.
You can test your ideas inside the IDE and a simple click will create an applet and it's html page or a JAVA standalone app in seconds.
You can share your ideas with the world on many different plattforms.
Joshy
New web multimedia language written in FreeBASIC.
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Have you considered about merging your plugin with Basic4GL runtime? (Since, AFAIK, you are a member of Basic4GL community, too)
It would solve all security issues: since Basic4GL is interpreted, it would be easy to remove all "dangerous " commands. You install the plugin once (like Flash Player), then, when you visit a site, the plugin will download only interpreted code: and since there aren't commands that allow to write on the hard disk, or to read critical data, the interpreted code won't be able to do any harm.
Also, that could allow porting to non x86 processors.
Have you considered about merging your plugin with Basic4GL runtime? (Since, AFAIK, you are a member of Basic4GL community, too)
It would solve all security issues: since Basic4GL is interpreted, it would be easy to remove all "dangerous " commands. You install the plugin once (like Flash Player), then, when you visit a site, the plugin will download only interpreted code: and since there aren't commands that allow to write on the hard disk, or to read critical data, the interpreted code won't be able to do any harm.
Also, that could allow porting to non x86 processors.
Re: New web multimedia language written in FreeBASIC.
If I want to go the JAVA way then I would prefer to use Jabaco. It is really a near clone to VB6 IDE and it generates pure JAVA code.
It is really very fast on my old PC compared to other similar IDEs.
Yogi Yang
It is really very fast on my old PC compared to other similar IDEs.
HTH
Yogi Yang
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Re: New web multimedia language written in FreeBASIC.
Hi DJ Peters. What's the status with this?