This free HTTPSocket subclass wraps the Amazon Product Advertising API into an easy-to-use library of more than 30 powerful methods and 150 properties with support for their US, UK, German, French, Canadian, and Japanese Amazon stores. Includes extensive search and information retrieval capabilities!
In this tutorial we will learn how can we create a text suggestion during typing in REALbasic. This way when we will write a text in TextField we will get a suggestion what we like to enter before we even finish typing. Watch it, learn it, enjoy it!
The REALbasic StyledText Class enables you to apply style attributes to the TextArea Control. We can use it to create MS Word like application or syntax highlight for TextArea Control. Learn some basic about StyledText Class available in REALbasic.
In this Premium Member tutorial we will learn how to create a cross-platform twitter client using REALbasic HTTPSocket Class. Our twitter client will also offer a option to insert short URL to twitter updates. Watch it, learn it, enjoy it!
REAL Studio 2010 Release 1 is now shipping. This release changes the name of REALbasic to REAL Studio and adds improved ActiveX support. You can download the new version from REAL Software website. Full changelog in full article.
The OGL Controls is a Open Source project that offers REALbasic users several OpenGL controls (progressbar, slider, check box, radio button, listbox, edit field, popupmenu, tabpanels, button etc.) that can by used for example in games. The code is cross-platform and Mac and Windows programmers can use it.
The plist class for REALbasic allows you to maintain an Apple-standard plist preferences file in REALbasic app. You can easily maintain plist files from the simple to the complex and the preferences are kept in memory. Therefore, when your application quits, just call the Save method and the preferences will be saved.
REALbasic City is a part of TUTSPOLIS where you can find tutorials about creating cross-platform software for Mac, Windows and Linux using REALbasic 2009. Learn a object-oriented dialect of the BASIC programming language and create your own games and software such as browsers, periodic tables, catalogs for your
personal book library, e-mail clients, weather clients, instant messengers, unarchivers etc.
