RemObjects Mercury Reviews

RemObjects Mercury Description

Mercury is a fully-code-compatible implementation of BASIC that can be used with Microsoft Visual Basic.NET™. It also takes the language to the next level and opens up new possibilities. Mercury will allow you to use your existing VB.NET projects as well as your Visual Basic™, language experience to create code for any modern target platform. Mercury code can be mixed with any of the five Elements languages within the same project. Our development environments will integrate Mercury language. You can create your projects using our lightweight IDEs Water on Windows and Fire on Mac. They have project templates, code completion, integrated bugging for all platforms, and many more advanced development features. Visual Studio™, 2017, 2019 and 2022 will integrate Mercury. All languages can be used with Elements. You can mix Mercury, C# Swift, Java, Java, Oxygene, and Go within the same project.

Pricing

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$49 per month

Free Version:

Yes

Free Trial:

Yes

Integrations

API:

Yes, RemObjects Mercury has an API

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Company Details

Company:

RemObjects Mercury

Website:

www.remobjects.com/elements/mercury/

Media

Product Details

Platforms

SaaS

Windows

Mac

Linux

iPhone

iPad

Android

Type of Training

Documentation

Videos

Customer Support

24/7 Live Support

Online

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