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Saturday. Time to sit down, and laugh about app in a day. Bring a picture of yourself to be included in the most quickest created (native looking) iOS app that was ever made with LiveCode. Win the prize when John shows his nifty iOS app creation tool (not related to the tool shown last time by Andreas). Don't trust any apps created above of 30 minutes. Be there or be square.
http://livecode.tv/john

After all that excitement, you might want to relax a bit when Jim uses images, windowshapes, stack objects and properties to enhance a user's viewing of tabular data in his presentation:
"Creative use of substacks in data display, data entry and data storage ( Part 1 )"
http://livecode.tv/jim

To watch these presentations, please join chatrev (you can find it at http://bjoernke.com/chatrev/ ) before the appropriate time this Saturday:

Barcelona 20:00
Edinburgh 19:00
Boston 14:00
Los Angeles 11:00
Hong Kong 02:00 (Sun)

This information and months of backlog at:
http://livecode.tv/

may you live in interesting times
Björnke

Alright

After abandoning ship on Saturday, I was finally able to watch the presentations (partly). Great stuff!

John had much interest in his iOS UI creation tool, but none of you volunteered and brought a photo, boo on you guys! Maybe because of that, he hasn't publicised his work yet? Until that happens, go here to see what you're missing: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/14864644

Jim showed a good intro about how he uses stacks and the card metaphor inherent to LiveCode for data storage and styling in his projects, I'm gonna steal some of his ideas
Watch it here: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/14883257

Please Participate, use the web form or contact Mark or me directly: http://livecode.tv/participate/

You too can make a presentation, we even will think of a topic for you.

cheers

Is the MobGUI stack available somewhere? Thats the perfect tool I currently need! Awesome work

No but a similar tool from event 23 is available:

http://blog.livecode.tv/2011/05/wrapup-of-event-23/

Cool thank you: I love the LiveCode TV!