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| Downloads:9,815 |
| Version Downloads:2,564 |
| Type:Dashboard : Miscellaneous |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:12 Mar 2008 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $16.50 |
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Anonymous reviewed on 25 Oct 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 26 Sep 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 28 Aug 2005
I program because I enjoy programming, but I also have a day job and working on an MBA. For me it is much easier to release and then add features. Plus I did put out three betas before the first release and got little feedback.
Anonymous reviewed on 27 Aug 2005
Well, sorry mister, but it doesn't work that way. You have to make a nice clean Mac OS X compliant application in order to do that!
The program doesn't follow Apple's UI guidelines what so ever, and doesn't even have a mask on some of the toolbar icons. If you're just an engineer, then get someone else to do the graphics of your application.
It is missing lots of features (which are also missing in WCode), such as code debugging, syntax coloring, and so many other things, too many to list here at least.
The Wizard includes too many steps, and the application requires itself to be in your Applications folder to run, WHY?
Not worth $16.99, should be freeware with its current quality, stability and feature-set. This is certainly a beta, not ready for real use.
The wizard is actually three wizards in one (an easy, medium, and advanced wizard). Rather than make three wizards we went with one.
The program just needs to be on your hard drive rather than a non-writeable drive.
Wrong, the app complained even when it was on my desktop and said it needs to be in my Applications folder.
Anonymous reviewed on 13 Aug 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 12 Aug 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 09 Aug 2005
+322
Confusing.
The current download is 1.1
My opinion is that Widget Maker now appears to be
nothing more than a copy of something called
WCode/widget creator which has been out as a beta
version for over 3 months. I know that there are
always going to be several products that offer to do
the same thing with a twist- but in this case really
I'm saddened by what's happened.
WCode/widget creator, which can be found on
www.widgetfactor.com, is VERY cool, has a better user interface, was there first and is actually a cheaper shareware! It deserves your support.
Laetitian
I think we (Wcode and Widget Maker) are on the same path of trying to make Widgets easier for users. I like to use an IDE to develop in and want the same thing to make widgets in.