Limnor achieves its codeless visual programming based on pre-built components (Performers). Coding in computer languages is replaced by visually manipulating properties, methods, and events of Performers.
Limnor's programming power is limited to available Performers. This limitation is removed by designing Limnor into an open platform.
What is an open platform? In our case that means new Performers can be made by anyone, not just by us. It doesn’t matter who made the Performers, they work in the same way in Limnor. Actually, Limnor
only has two built-in Performers. They are Application Performer and Page Performer.
The Limnor platform does not know any other Performer types. So if you make a new Performer then to
the Limnor platform your Performer is the same as all the other Performers shipped with Limnor distribution.
Limnor SDK defines how Performers should be developed. All Performers, including the two Limnor built-in Performers, Application and Page, were developed according to Limnor SDK specifications.
Limnor SDK includes several sample Performer projects. You
can modify these sample projects to create your own new Performers. The sample code is heavily commented. One sample project turns an ActiveX control into a Limnor Performer with database-binding.
There is virtually no limit on what kinds of Performers you can make. Therefore, you
can expand Limnor's programming power unlimitedly.
So, the sky is the limit.
Limnor SDK reveals patents-pending codeless programming technologies. It is available in the
Limnor Codeless Programming Platform.
Limnor SDK is freely available to Limnor Community members.
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