I still visit Bob’s blog every day, so I wondered what was happening as he had noticeably reduced his participation on the forum. Was still a shock to read about him no longer being a Xojo consultant. I guess he saw the writing on the wall with the amount of work required to change all his projects …

This is about how Xojo got its start from CrossBasic so many years ago Geoff bought it, brought he author to the USA I dont recall how long it was before 1.0 shipped and license were for sale They eventually rolled out version 1.0 and the rest is history

When installing it, it will ask “small or big IDE” ? Small comes with just the basics like Lazarus, the big is like Xojo already including MBS. :smiley:

downloading the zip file right now to see

Have fun with the Wiki and the research. It’s huge, but the zero to hero factor is fast. :stuck_out_tongue: https://www.pilotlogic.com/sitejoom/index.php/wiki.html?id=231

Karen asked this on the Xojo forum But hasnt gotten an answer yet - which is either disappointing or concerning. Or both FWIW modules and classes get stripped regardless of how deeply nested they are guess we’ll see who copies my answer from here back to there :stuck_out_tongue:

The # of threads that go without replies seems to be going up

[image] npalardy: The # of threads that go without replies seems to be going up Yes, this seems to be true. I am getting more personal messages to fix problems than I ever have. I wonder why that is?

[image] eugenedakin: I am getting more personal messages to fix problems than I ever have. That is unfortunate… I learned a lot by seeing other people’s questions answered in the NUG and forums over the years. -Karen

Probably a combination of things Speculating that it could be related to xojo employees not answering many threads in the forums mvps not participating much lots of long time users not participating for whatever reason

If Not Nil

The Xojo Brain Drain

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