UltraUpdater 1.0 Now Available
UltraUpdater adds auto-update capability to your REAL Studio applications with only 2 lines of code! Check it out here: http://www.rbdevzone.com/ultraupdater/

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RBDevZone Podcast #4
RBDevZone Podcast #4 is now available. This week’s topic: REAL Studio 2010

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REAL Studio: About the Name Change
Starting with 2010 Release 1, REALbasic is now known as REAL Studio. Here are the new edition names: Old Name New Name REALbasic Personal REAL Studio Personal REALbasic Professional REAL Studio Professional REAL Studio REAL Studio Enterprise There is a recent thread on the REAL Software...

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Switching the Build Application Shortcut
It recently came up on the REAL Software forums that the build shortcut (Control-B or Command-B) is far too easy to accidentally type. I completely agree. I often hit Command-B when I don’t mean to (usually I was trying to type Command-V to paste some code). At least with Mac OS X you can easily...

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SQLite Migrator 1.3.0 Now Available
Quick and easily migrate your data from any database to SQLite. Press Release SQLite Migrator Web Site

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RBDevZone Podcast #3: Paul’s Favorite REALbasic Tools
RBDevZone Podcast #3 is now available. This week’s topic: Paul’s Favorite REALbasic Tools

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RBDevZone Podcast #2
RBDevZone Podcast #2 is now available. This week’s topic: The Association of REALbasic Professionals

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OKCancel Control
If you’re striving for a nice cross-platform UI, one of the things you need to consider is the placement of OK and Cancel buttons on your windows. On Mac OS X, these buttons are in this order: Cancel, OK On Windows and Linux, these buttons are: OK, Cancel I’ve put together a quick control...

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RBDevZone Podcast #1
The first RBDevZone Podcast is now available! Listen to Paul Lefebvre as he gives an overview of the latest REALbasic news and covers some of the changes in REALbasic 2009 Release 4.

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Migrating from Visual Basic to REALbasic
This is an updated version of an article that originally appeared in REALbasic Developer Magazine 6.1 (Nov/Dec 2007). You’ve all heard the news: Visual Basic is dead. Support for Microsoft Visual Basic 6 has pretty much ended and you will soon be completely on your own. Microsoft wants you to...

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