If you’re not a programmer (as I am not), then seeing this code fully-commented is a great lesson in how to program. As a non-programmer, you could use Prototyper to build and refine your “prototype” before hiring a programmer to fill in the missing code.
If you are a programmer, Prototyper can be a great time-saver in writing code blazingly fast to save you dozens, perhaps hundreds of hours of writing and rewriting, leaving you to spend your time with the “heart” of your project rather than the mundane of menu writing and window opening, etc.
In using Proto-
typer 2.0, I found
no bugs and have
only two complaints.
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their dream program, revising the menu and operational interfaces before commencing to write code. But, in fact,
that’s NOT all that Prototyper does. It goes
beyond “good” to “great” because it actually writes the code for the dummy program in your choice of C (Lightspeed™ or MPW™) or Pascal (TML™, Turbo™, Lightspeed™ or
MPW‚Ñ¢)!
Prototyper allows you to choose fully-commented code or sparsely-commented code so that if the former choice is made, nearly every line of C code explains what function it serves in the program. Where your Prototype program runs to the
“dummy” type window, the computer-generated code will say something like
“Insert function here” and that’s where you will insert your code function to