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Create software faster, enjoy increased productivity Real Studio is a rapid application development (RAD) environment that provides developers a marked increase in productivity over other cross-platform development tools. Real Studio includes drag-and-drop capability to enable you to quickly create a user interface design, then incorporate the code behind it to add power and functionality.

Migrate Visual Basic applications to Linux, Mac OS X or the web Real Studio is highly compatible with Visual Basic, so Visual Basic developers are productive very quickly with Real Studio. Real Studio also comes with a utility to help convert Visual Basic projects to Real Studio where they can be compiled for Windows, Mac, Linux and the web-- with the click of a checkbox. Create native cross-platform software Real Studio runs on and creates software for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and the web all from a single set of source code.

Real Studio incorporates platform-specific intelligence, like user interface widgets, so software created with Real Studio looks and feels native, regardless of the development platform you created it on. Create powerful database applications Build powerful database applications with Real Studio's built-in Real SQL Database, based on the SQLite public domain database engine. Connect to external multi-user database engines using Real Studio Professional Edition. Create graphics for multimedia applications or games Use Realbasic supports standard image formats for vector graphics, (such as those commonly created with Adobe Illustrator). Full Specifications What's new in version 2012.2.1.0 • Debugger Stub: Now checks to make sure the destination folder Exists and isWritable before trying to write to it. • Debugger Stub: Spaces in the app path are now escaped when launching console apps on Linux. • Desktop: Toolbar items (ToolItem) can be usefully subclassed now.

• Framework: SSLSocket events no longer fire on a non-main thread (unless Poll is called from that thread). • IDE: An issue where changes to web projects saved in vcp format were not being saved has been corrected. • IDE: default.lproj localization files are no longer generated. • IDE: Notes in properties no longer get leading or trailing blank lines stripped when saved in VCP format.

• IDE: Profiler times are now properly reported in seconds (not milliseconds). • MacCocoa: KeyDown events no longer forces the key to be ASCII and instead passes it through in its full Unicode glory. • Remote Debugger Stub: Now identifies itself as 'Remote Debugger Stub' instead of 'Real Studio' to Windows. • Remote Debugger Stub: Transfer speed to Windows has been greatly improved. • Web: Fixed a bug where an empty string sent to the browser could cause a JSON error. • Web: Framework: Data no longer leaks between sessions. • Web: Framework: Fixed a bug that caused extra data to be sent to browsers, causing JavaScript errors.

• Web: WebPage.Title now correctly renders dynamic constants assigned in the IDE. • WebCanvas: Fixed a bug on international systems that caused RoundRect corners to be drawn inverted.

• WebCanvas: Fixed a case where the Invalidate method could become unresponsive if no changes were made between Paint events. General Publisher Publisher web site Release Date January 23, 2013 Date Added January 23, 2013 Version 2012.2.1.0 Category Category Subcategory Operating Systems Operating Systems Mac OS X 10.5/Intel, Mac OS X 10.6/10.7/10.8 Additional Requirements None Download Information File Size 175.79MB File Name RealStudio2012r21.dmg Popularity Total Downloads 8,979 Downloads Last Week 2 Pricing License Model Free to try Limitations A free 30 day trial with full feature capability.

The single limitation of a trial is a 5 minute run time for compiled applications.

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