A tool which helps web developers create desktop applications.
MioFactory is a programming application for users with at least some form of programming knowledge. The application is actually able to create useful desktop application out-of-the-box with its step-by-step wizards.
Though not exactly Visual Basics, this application supports usage of different scripting languages including their own language called "MioScript"; also supported is the option to include HTML, JavaScript and BitMap files. Text and interface are also customizable. The code editor supports PHP, CSS, ASP and other programming languages.
MioFactory also allows you to use preset display interfaces which take the guess-work out of programming your own GUI. It even supports extensions for Windows Media Center.
Ideal applications which one can create with MioFactory include desktop alerts, scrolling text, RSS readers and virtually anything which interfaces with an online service.
In short, MioFactory is an application for web developers who wish to use some of their skills to create desktop applications.
Features of MioFactory
- Building applications that can download data from the Internet with http and https protocols.
- Creation of small file-size applications that are easily downloadable from the Internet.
- Creation of stay-on-top or docked applications that remain on users' desktops.
- Distribution of your applications over the Internet or via CD-ROM.
- Easy development of multimedia applications that support numerous image formats, sounds and videos.
- Rapid development of executable file applications.
- Use of your HTML, DHTML, JavaScript and Flash knowledge to build Windows applications.
Compatibility and License
MioFactory is provided under a freeware license on Windows from programming software with no restrictions on usage. Download and installation of this PC software is free and 3.22 is the latest version last time we checked.
on newer versions of Windows like Windows 11 and Windows 10 but more likely to be stable on older versions of the operating system with Vista and XP coming to mind. It runs on both 32-bit and 64-bit systems with no dedicated 64-bit download provided.Filed under:
