Treffer: REALbasic.

This article covers information about several computer software. The following are the basic steps to transferring Visual Basic applications to Linux and the Macintosh: port a Visual Basic (VB) application to REALBasic on Windows, and then compile it for a standalone target, which can be Windows, Macintosh OS X, Macintosh OS 8-9, or x86 Linux. REALbasic adopts Visual Basic's general design paradigm: construct the user interface of the application, and then write event-handling code for it. To go beyond the support of VB, a user can call Win32 application program interfaces, or write their own DLLs or COM objects in C++. To develop VB applications in a team, the user can partition the project into chunks, use a source code control system, insist on a lot of internal documentation, and spend a lot of time managing. Meanwhile, ActiveState released an upgrade to its Komodo multi-language integrated design environment. Komodo 3.0 supports Perl, PHP, Python, Tcl, and XSLT editing and debugging; does visual dialog design with Tk for Perl, Python, and Tcl; has a code browser and an object browser; has a window for constructing and testing regular expressions; and in the Professional version, integrates with the Perforce and CVS source code control systems.