Re: [xmlvm-users] Fwd: Greetings from a new XMLVM user

[Panayotis K. <pan...@pa...>]

Hello Michael.

Indeed XMLVM is not as active as it used to be.


On the plus side, there is a new project that tries to fill up the gap and uses XMLVM for this purpose.
Disclaimer: I am the core author of this project.

The project is CrossMobile and can be found here:
https://github.com/crossmob/CrossMobile
It is developed for more than 5 years and recently was fully released as an Open Source project.
With CrossMobile you can create native iOS, Android and Desktop applications.
And is not only capable of reusing some Java logic into Objective C, but also all kinds of beautiful stuff, starting from GUI and extending to things like push notifications, maps, geolocation etc.

Since we are doing our baby steps in the open source world, we’d be happy to hear any kind of feedback and how to become even better.
For more information you could also check https://crossmobile.tech/


Panayotis



On 12 May 2019, 05:12 +0300, Michael Gough <inn...@gm...>, wrote:
>
> Hi I was very pleased to learn about XMLVM's existence. I was
> disappointed to see that it seems like it became inactive 5 years ago. I
> have learned today that it is once again active. I would like to ask the
> list what the current status is. Is XMLVM in a usable state with
> objective C as a target language? My interest is in translating some
> business logic classes that perform no IO.
>
> Thanks
>
> Michael Gough