[Gambas-user] gambas application!

[neil lewis]

Hi Ronald,

I think you can forget any worries you may have about Gambas being unstable.
My experience of using the various releases over the past couple of 
years has been that Gambas applications are every bit as stable as any 
others.
I've used Gambas to build all sorts of applications for use in my 
photography business, including automating digital proof (contact) 
sheets, general backups and interlacing lenticular images of up to 2.5GB 
in size. I've used Gambas on both 32 bit and 64 bit platforms and I've 
used both the Gambas 1 and Gambas 2 series environments.

Hope that helps.

Neil Lewis (Photobod), London.

Ronald Medina wrote:

>HELLO GAMBAS USERS! :)
>I'm currently experimenting on gambas for use in our
>school for 
>student admission using mysql as the backend so far
>its pretty cool...
>my question is, is gambas ready for production
>release? i'm pretty worried 
>it might crash so m also thinking of doing a replica
>application in 
>visual foxpro 9 just in case it will fail :), what do
>you think? i just 
>love LINUX running with gambas in our admission
>department its pretty cool.
>
>
>
>
>
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