Does this work on Mac aswell?

Erel

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• Dec 23, 2010

• #2

There is no Mac version for now. Maybe you can run it in some virtual windows mode. I didn't try.

 

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MiniDemonic

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• Dec 23, 2010

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That's what I thought, I do got Parallels Desktop installed so that I can run Windows inside my mac, but I won't be purchasing this untill I get a Windows computer. Will play around with the demo in Parallels, who know maybe I purchase this earlier.
Thanks for quick reply, will probably become an active forums member when I purchase this, cya then. :sign0089:

 

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cadizmadrid

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• Jun 24, 2011

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I am also interested in installing basic4ppc on my mac

I am also interested in installing basic4ppc on my mac. Please tell me if it works with Parallels. Meanwhile, i will try appinventor

 

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JMB

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• Jun 24, 2011

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Yes it does.

Check out this thread.

http://www.b4x.com/forum/basic4android-updates-questions/9156-running-macbook-pro.html

 

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JMB

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• Jun 24, 2011

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I do all my development on a Macbook now running Parallels and Win 7 and B4A. It works perfectly.

JB

 

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TrisectDevelopment

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• Oct 2, 2013

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It is possible to install Android.SDK on Mac and using different tools to create Android Apps.
So it should be possible to make B4A to Mac and lets us program Android Apps without Parallels, VMWare or others.

I would really love to see a Mac version of B4A and I would gladly pay for it again.
I guess its not going to happen, but I really would love it to.

 

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ykucuk

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• Oct 2, 2013

• #8

it works great with vmware fusion and win7. I know that parallel desktop has problem with retina display.

 

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TrisectDevelopment

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• Oct 3, 2013

• #9

I was thinking more like a native Mac app.

 

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