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  1. MUCH easier to use alternative... by TroysBucket · · Score: 0 · on Google Leaves App Inventor In Limbo

    *cough* Google's App Inventer was never able to really build true applications anyway (the apps can't be submitted to the Android Marketplace and distributed in any way). Plus, there are better alternatives (available right now) for teaching development and easy app creation for Android, iOS, web and plenty more... Illumination Software Creator - http://radicalbreeze.com/

  2. Illumination Software Creator by jroysdon · · Score: 1 · on Why Can't We Put a BASIC On the Phone?

    Hmm Radical Breeze's Illumination Software Creator seems to fit the bill pretty good. They even have a couple Hello World examples posted.

  3. Illumination Software Creator by jroysdon · · Score: 1 · on Why Can't We Put a BASIC On the Phone?

    Hmm Radical Breeze's Illumination Software Creator seems to fit the bill pretty good. They even have a couple Hello World examples posted.

  4. Better alternative... by TroysBucket · · Score: 0 · on Google Pulls Plug On Programming For the Masses

    There's always Illumination Software Creator. Fully visual app development. And it supports not just Android... but iOS, Flash and more. http://radicalbreeze.com/

  5. Cough. Illumination Software Creator by TroysBucket · · Score: 0 · on JavaScript Gets Visual With Waterbear

    Or... you could do something similar with Illumination and generate Flash, iPhone, iPad, Android and Python applications. http://www.radicalbreeze.com/

  6. Visual Software Development by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on How To Get a Game-Obsessed Teenager Into Coding?

    For a game-obsessed teenager, maybe the best approach is to point him towards a visual development tool (where no actual code is written, and the learning curve is low, but it still teaches the fundamental programming concepts). Something like Illumination Software Creator. http://radicalbreeze.com/?page_id=102 That way he can make real software in an approachable way right off the bat. Might help to keep his interest and focus.

  7. There are a *lot* of OS X Calendaring apps by Lproven · · Score: 4, Informative · on Mac Calendaring Solutions?

    Sticking with Entourage may be a problem, though.

    You might want to look at or evaluate these:

    Crm4Mc 2.0
        http://www.ibizzi.com/

    DayChaser : Econ Technologies
        http://www.econtechnologies.com/site/Pages/DayChas er/daychaser_overview.html

    DayLite : Marketcircle
        http://www.marketcircle.com/

    ecOrganizer
        http://www.ecorganizer.com/

    intuiware : HotPlan
        http://www.intuiware.com/

    Now Software : Now up to date
        http://www.nowsoftware.com/

    Organizer software by CSoftLabs
        http://www.csoftlab.com/

    Pure Mac : Personal Information Managers
        http://www.pure-mac.com/pims.html

    RadicalBreeze.com - Formation
        http://www.radicalbreeze.com/formation/index.shtml

    SOHO Organizer
        http://www.chronosnet.com/Products/sohoorganizer.h tml

    OD4Contact
        http://objective-decision.com/en/

  8. CD Burning, etc. by TheUser0x58 · · Score: 1 · on Windows to Mac Migration Guide/Advice?
    I have an older PowerBook G4, and I have to say, im not very impressed with the Finder-integrated CD burning. Thusly, I heartily reccommend DiscBlaze. Its a quick download, only $25 (IIRC Nero/Roxio are 2-3 times that), and it comes with a free trial. It has plenty of features, but no bloat, which i think is nice, especially after using the unwieldy Nero and Roxio apps. (Im have no affiliation with DiscBlaze's developer, just a fan of their software.)

    As other people have mentioned, iTerm is great too. Oddly, i dont recall anyone else mentioning Fink. Its essentially a huge collection of Unix apps ported to OS X, including X-Windows apps that run great under Panther's X11. It uses Debian tools like apt-get and dselect for package management, and includes such personal favorites as nethack, xemacs, and ethereal. good stuff