Appmethod has launched.
Appmethod has launched.
The customary 30 day trial version is available.
Pricing has a few WTF points for those that want to have something enterprise internal.
http://www.appmethod.com/pricing
There is a wiki
http://docwiki.appmethod.com/appmethod/1.13/topics/en/Main_Page
and links to more stuff at the bottom of the web page linked in this post.
The new community forums at http://community.embarcadero.com/ accepts your oldschool forums username and pwd.
http://www.appmethod.com/?cid=701G0000000tPUt&elq=b8390ce79b9f41c3b59c541b3530259b&elqCampaignId=1320
The customary 30 day trial version is available.
Pricing has a few WTF points for those that want to have something enterprise internal.
http://www.appmethod.com/pricing
There is a wiki
http://docwiki.appmethod.com/appmethod/1.13/topics/en/Main_Page
and links to more stuff at the bottom of the web page linked in this post.
The new community forums at http://community.embarcadero.com/ accepts your oldschool forums username and pwd.
http://www.appmethod.com/?cid=701G0000000tPUt&elq=b8390ce79b9f41c3b59c541b3530259b&elqCampaignId=1320
I understand the price per developer, but per platform? so, to have an app for iOS and Android I must pay twice?
ReplyDeleteCarlos Leite Well, you can earn twice.
ReplyDeletePlease not again a discussion about their pricing policy...
ReplyDeletesorry, don't wanna to start any discussion here, just to clarify if it's more affordable/practical to get AppMethod as a separate IDE or Delphi with the mobile extension, I just don't like to bet on moving targets.
ReplyDeleteSubscribing to RAD Studio is worth it if you make a living writing software, IMO.
ReplyDeleteCarlos Leite Please read the FAQ (http://www.embarcadero.com/de/products/rad-studio/appmethod-faq) - if you are already a Delphi developer you should stick with that.
ReplyDeleteOh my god!!! Appmethod installed into the 13.0 folder - that can't be good ;)
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