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Wow, I had saw the third one (the app made in less than 4 hours) but the first one look very neat.

Thank you again Mark!

Thank you,
As you can see Im a totally newbie, so this language is the "father" of LiveCode? 80% of the functions on that is on live code?

Thanks!

Thanks for the clarification, and yes, that game was the one I was talking about.

You're fine regarding Apple's attitude towards LiveCode. Quite a few apps have been uploaded to the iTunes store by now and I don't know of any app that has been rejected solely because of being LiveCode. Mark: Quite a few... Not sure if thats good or not :) Im on the same boat, Im planning to buy ...

I saw that on the store, and I was wondering if someone can give a review, or is there a way to take a look (demo).

Craig.

Yes please list the two books.
Thank you!

That was said on the Game Academy, to tell you the truth, Im not sure how much it will impact the app.
Anyone instructor from the Academy to make this clear?

Thank you!

Wow, great job!

Tried to login on my IPhone, didn't work....
When Im trying to put my username or password, it just don't let me..

Nice one!

On a tutorial, from RunRev, it said that the intersection function requires a lot of processing, and is a good idea to use it only if needed. In that example with an if statement it checked first if the object was close to where it could intersect, and then it use it. Good idea to know that while co...

I think it depends on the final users you are trying to get.
I agree that if no plug in were required was better, on the other hand if you already made an application and you want to be on the Web, well, its very easy to do.

They (the instructors) put a random function to perform this.
If you download the final stacks on that lesson, you will see the code.

Thanks Richard.
Ill be waiting for the book, and the manual as you said, is a good start.
the dictionary, I think that it needs for, at least for newbies like me

From my point of view a personal license is for two things:
1. For a hobby
2. Not to invest in a commercial license until you have an app that worth the money so you can sell it.