Just reread the OP first post.
I have been developing over the last 8 years a program that has something like half
a million lines of code (many. many objects with 5-6 thousand lines of code each),
and deploying it to Mac, Win and Lin: it works smoothly and at a perfectly acceptable speed.
So, if your work is going slowly it might be something to do with the nature of your code
rather than LiveCode itself.
About 6 years ago my
Devawriter Pro started slowing down in a horrible way, and it took me quite
some time to realise that using SWITCH . . . CASE statements was far, far more efficient than thousands of IF . . . THEN statements.
I spent a "dirty weekend" (well more like 3 weeks) recoding the whole thing. Fairly frustrating at the time: but paid off later!
Part of the reason for this was that I came from a history of BBC BASIC which did not, in 1989, have CASE.
We all bring our "baggage" with us to new programming languages.
