Introduction
From version 8.0 and onwards, LiveCode now allows you to build HTML5 apps that will run in a webpage. To do this you simply build your app in LiveCode like any other app, then when you...
This lesson gives a example on how to access a web service from LiveCode. In this example we will be creating a sample php web service script and LiveCode. Using web services can save a lot of...
Custom properties are a very useful way to store information, and if you want that information to persist between sessions you can just save your stack and the custom properties are saved and...
Introduction
This article applies to Web Apps built with LiveCode 10 dp-1 and above. If you are using an older version of LiveCode please see this article instead. To build your Web App you simply...
This tutorial guides you through the steps of creating an executable application that can be deployed to a Windows based operating system without needing the LiveCode IDE to function.
Introduction...
In this lesson we will look at how to send an email from a LiveCode app.
revMail has now been expanded to work in the mobile space meaning that you can use revMail on your iOS device.
Create a...
Pattern Lock is a handy little widget that lets you add a way for your users to enter pins visually in their apps (mobile or otherwise). This lesson will guide you through the basics of using it....
This app allows the user to create a small story by choosing the character's name and description. The app demonstrates building a GUI, working with text, asking the user for input, animation and...
LiveCode allows you to play sound and video within your application using the player object. The player object described in this lesson is only supported on desktop, for Mobile players please see...
With recent Mac platforms, your app needs to be signed during the build process, using tools provided by Apple. These tools are usually available on your Mac by default, however in some...