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Hi,
I'd like to spread Livecode all over the world, so I realized a logo "made with Livecode":



Please notice that I made a small redesign that explain what is LiveCode at glance.
You can use and edit the image as you like.

That's a clever bit of work.

Logically, the Android logo should be black, like the others.

No ?

To be honest there are one or two problems with this Log, even thought the conception is good:

1. Maybe all the OS logos, like the Android one, should be in colour.

2. The Apple logo looks squashed vertically.

Ok, this is the "black" version:

What is the "ebook" platform?

FourthWorld wrote:What is the "ebook" platform?

E-book or Kindle were in the original logos and on http://livecode.com/what-it-does/ you can read:

eBooks with LiveCode
We consume a lot of information on the go from our devices. eBooks are rising in popularity as a great way for people to read up on a certain subject, escape for a while or get their weekly fix.
Whether you’re looking to deliver an instructional eBook or develop a beautiful graphic novel like the creators of Halo, LiveCode offers the perfect platform for building eBooks.

Here is the "color" version:



Here you can download the original SVG (Scalable vector graphic) file: https://mega.co.nz/#!xBgiWLKT!bM_jjf4v2 ... oIlyvOByPY
So you can edit it and use it easily.

MaxV wrote:

FourthWorld wrote:What is the "ebook" platform?

E-book or Kindle were in the original logos and on http://livecode.com/what-it-does/ you can read:

eBooks with LiveCode
We consume a lot of information on the go from our devices. eBooks are rising in popularity as a great way for people to read up on a certain subject, escape for a while or get their weekly fix.
Whether you’re looking to deliver an instructional eBook or develop a beautiful graphic novel like the creators of Halo, LiveCode offers the perfect platform for building eBooks.

Since the platform supported for ebooks is Android, which is already an icon there, it seems ebooks are more of an application category than a platform, like DB frontends, computer-based training, productivity apps, and other categories.

But I suppose with ebooks that may be a philosophical question in terms of what constitutes a "platform", since there may be some users who purchase ebook readers without paying attention to the fact that it's just another Android device.