Basic4Android Enterprise with 2 Years Free Upgrades 50% Discount ($49.50 USD)
This was posted 1 year 2 months ago, and might be an out-dated deal
If anyone is interested in developing apps for Android, but doesn't want to have to learn Java, Basic4Android might be of interest to you.
The provided code will give you a 50% discount on the Enterprise version which includes 2 years free upgrades and access to the forums for all additional libraries. The code is valid for 20 uses.
To get the discount, you must purchase via the Plimus link on the purchase page. You can purchase in USD or AUD, though I think you'll be slightly better of in USD at the current exchange rate, even given CC fees.
From the site:
Basic4android Enterprise Version
2 years of free upgrades.
Single developer license.
Full access to Basic4android forum.
Basic4android is the simplest and most powerful Rapid Application Development (RAD) tool available for the Android platform
Basic4android includes all features needed to develop great, real-world Android applications
Compiled applications are native Android applications, there is no extra run-time or any dependencies
Applications developed with Basic4android are royalty free.
You can sell any number of developed applications.
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Basic4android Enterprise Version
2 years of free upgrades.
Single developer license.
Full access to Basic4android forum.
$49.50 USD with the codeBasic4android Standard Version
2 months of free upgrades.
Single developer license.
Full access to Basic4android forum.
$49 USDBasic4android Site License
2 years of free upgrades.
30 developers licenses on a single site.
Full access to Basic4android forum (30 users).
$249 instead of $499 USD
johndoe123 on 19/03/2012 - 17:37 ¶where did you get the code?? it goes straight to paypal and it shows $99. I tried to enter the code in payapl but still $99?
+5 votesCalmerancer on 19/03/2012 - 13:18 ¶http://thenewboston.org/list.php?cat=6
Or you could go here and learn it, as I am doing :)
CyberGenesys on 19/03/2012 - 14:28 ¶6, Java = steep learning curve but Android SDK (& Eclipse) makes a lot of it quite simple (particularly GUI creation which I found impossible in normal Java). The Android dev website has a lot examples and you can always start with the ol' hello world program.
IMHO, it makes a good way to learn Java basics, its can be very quick to build a basic app, widgets & notifications.
(by 'non exp peeps' I have assumed basic programming knowledge but no Java experience)
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