Radical Breeze today announced a new venture to provide components to REALbasic developers. Six new components are available providing Jabber chat, RSS reading, autocomplete functionality and more. “All of our components are written in 100% pure REALbasic,” said Bryan Lund, President of Radical Breeze. “No declares. No plug-ins. Just solid, cross-platform REALBasic code.
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Read MoreRadical Breeze announces new REALbasic developer components, including
Jabber chat, RSS reading, more.
EVERETT, Washington, USA (September 30, 2005) — Radical Breeze announced a
new venture to provide components to REALbasic developers. Six new
components are immediately available providing Jabber chat, RSS reading,
autocomplete functionality and more.
“All of our components are written in 100% pure REALbasic,” stated Bryan
Lund, President of Radical Breeze. “No declares. No plug-ins. Just solid,
cross-platform REALBasic code.
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