Runtime Revolution 31.01.2005 / (7-23-04) Dr. Neale Monks. So, you to create your own applications that can be run on Mac, Windows, and UNIX computers, but don't want to learn how to program? Neale Monks looks at Runtime Revolution, a scripting and application development environment that promises all this and more. But does it deliver?
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