Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 10th Nov 2005 18:57 UTC, submitted by Corey Redlien
This article discusses the changed environment since Apple first introduced the clones, what new challenges Apple faces going forward, specifically in the corporate market, and how a targeted Apple clone market could help increase OS X's market share.
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2005-10-12
I don't know about 8. On 6 (Mac or Windows) you have a publishing engine in Filemaker, and you can hit the page with a web browser and nothing else. But, its not like you are looking at the database as you would from the app. The buttons and layout is very restricted. Its not really a solution. Its not going to do it in an enterprise environment. You can compile the programme and distribute it, but then of course if people make changes, you can't keep it all synced. Revolution is interesting, if you want cross platform databases. A bit like Hypercard. Or there is always PythonCard, which is coming along fine. Or Ruby Rails?