1. Are there any commercial applications written in Euphoria????
Hello,
Does anyone know of any commercial applications written in Euphoria???
If so please let me know
Thanks
jvandal
2. Re: Are there any commercial applications written in Euphoria????
Hello,
There are probably few if any, but that is probably as much to do with the
small user base as anything else.
Robert, would you know how many users there are ?
Didn't the UNIX (OS) start out as a plaything of some universities and was
initially hardly used anywhere else - I'm not suggesting that EU will be as
popular as UNIX. There are some limiting characteristics, but it has one
big advantage in gaining usage and that is programmers seem to really enjoy
programming in it.
Regards,
Peter
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> Does anyone know of any commercial applications written in Euphoria???
> If so please let me know
> Thanks
> jvandal
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3. Re: Are there any commercial applications written in Euphoria????
- Posted by akusaya at gmx.net
Jan 28, 2004
Yes there are. I made some and they have already downloaded for at
least 10,000 times. Euphoria is good for commercial applications,
although some win32lib problem stuck in the way making it delayed for
few days...
s> Hello,
s> Does anyone know of any commercial applications written in Euphoria???
s> If so please let me know
s> Thanks
s> jvandal
4. Re: Are there any commercial applications written in Euphoria????
A lot of people seem to build "commercial" Euphoria programs
for their own use inside a company. Today for example, a
pharmacist in Texas sent me a Euphoria program that he wrote to
automate his pharmacy. His program taps into Euphoria data
on physicians he deals with, patients who buy drugs, and
his database of drug information (in Euphoria form).
It's a Windows program that uses Win32Lib. He hasn't
decided whether to try to market it.
So far he's just happy using it for himself.
Commercial programs like this don't appear in
Recent User Contributions. Commercial programs may
contain proprietary information, may require a
special environment to operate in, or may be too complicated
or uninteresting to anyone but the author and his company,
or perhaps their competitors.
One person who upgraded recently said he developed a
Euphoria program for his company that saved them a ton of money
and resulted in his promotion.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
