Free new language, IDE, & data-management system for Windows

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Mike Oslon

Oko is a new development and data-management tool for creating Windows-based
applications. It uses an object-oriented language similar to C++. A set of
versatile visual-design tools makes it possible to create applications
practically without programming. The environment includes data controls, as
well as query and report designers... Get more info and download Oko at:
http://ploko.net. We need testers.
(Oko continues OsloData, an old data-management system).
 
Hi,
Oko is a new development and data-management tool for creating
Windows-based applications. It uses an object-oriented language
similar to C++. A set of versatile visual-design tools makes it
possible to create applications practically without programming.
The environment includes data controls, as well as query and
report designers... Get more info and download Oko at:
http://ploko.net. We need testers.
(Oko continues OsloData, an old data-management system).
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"The current beta version of Oko is free of charge." - "If you
help us you will be able to receive new versions and updates free
of charge." from http://www.interlog.com/~moslon/oko/index.html

Yes, they need testers, and then will switch to payware for sure.

Regards,
Thorsten
 
Mike said:
Shareware rather than payware.
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Hmm. Shareware is payware. Rationalisations like "free to try" and
"shareware rather than payware" are likely to raise the ire of people
who come to this board expecting *freeware*. Expect the newsgroup Nazis
to be knocking down your door Real Soon!

It strikes me that, as a product, the world does not need yet another
programming language or IDE. The market is saturated with both free and
commercial offerings. Your product may be unique, I don't know, but I
think you've got your work cut out for you.
 
Thorsten Duhn said:
"The current beta version of Oko is free of charge." - "If you
help us you will be able to receive new versions and updates free
of charge." from http://www.interlog.com/~moslon/oko/index.html

Yes, they need testers, and then will switch to payware for sure.
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Shareware rather than payware. The "evaluation" version won't be
significantly different from the full one.
I guess I should have worded it differently. Suggestions?
Mike
 
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