Slight annoyance from MacKiev

[Mark Schonewille]

I have been using HyperStudio for some time now. The current version is 
something between PowerPoint and HyperCard, althought that would be a 
modern version of HyperCard.

HS Author provides a subset of the features of HyperStudio. HyperStudion 
used to do the HTML5 export by itself, but people would often create a 
HS stack with many features only to discover that the HTML5 version 
wouldn't contain all these features. Therefore, a separate product was 
created, which lets you use only those features that can be exported to 
HTML5.

I don't use Author very often, but have made some nice pages that let me 
move pictures around (I wanted to write "objects" but that would be wrong).

Sometimes I use HyperStudio to play with HyperDuino. I was able to 
collect some environmental data (light and temperature) using Arduino 
and HyperStudio, without any scripting.

To answer your questions: you can put the HTML5 files created by Author 
into Dropbox and load them on your iOS or Android device. Dropbox can 
download the files and let you use the "app" whenever you want it, off-line.

Yes, you can also do this with LiveCode's HTML5 exports, although I 
haven't tried that yet and I wouldn't be surprised if there were some 
catch that makes this slightly more complicated that expected. I really 
would have to try this.

Kind regards,

Mark Schonewille
http://economy-x-talk.com
https://www.facebook.com/marksch

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Op 19-Jun-16 om 20:19 schreef Richmond:
> Um: http://www.mackiev.com/hsa/
>
> states:
>
> "Export your HyperStudio projects as HTML5 Web apps that
> can be run offline and be delivered to iPads and iPhones
> without going through the App Store℠."
>
> [ Hmm; does superscripted 'SM' mean 'sado-masochist? ]
>
> 1. Is that claim true (offline running)?
>
> 2. Is that also true of Livecode's HTML5 exports?
>
> Richmond.
>
>
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