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[drussoPD]

I've been working on a technology that I believe may be of interest to the codecall community. It is called PointDragon.

PointDragon is a 100% web based development and run-time environment, based on a novel, purely visual programming language. The entire architecture is driven by an executable graph which holds all the programming logic, display elements for interfaces and data models, and data associated with an application.

Please visit pointdragon to try out this new technology. The beta version of the development environment is free and is likely to remain free to most developers. It's an open beta, and will remain so, as long as our infrastructure can keep pace with demand.

As you use it, please give us any and all feedback. Your input will be much appreciated.

[drussoPD]

We'll have a version of PointDragon available that runs on FF finished very soon - the system is in no way locked to IE - there is just a very small piece of the interface that still needs to be made FF compatible.

In the mean time, for those of you who do have IE (and are willing to use it :)), your input/comments/recommendations would be very helpful.

[Crane]

Sounds interesting. What language is this "online" IDE for? HTML?

[drussoPD]

Crane said:

Sounds interesting. What language is this "online" IDE for? HTML?

Actually, pointdragon has its own visual programming language used to build web applications. These applications can be simple or complex enterprise systems. The IDE handles all aspects of software development including user interface design, process logic, and database.