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In article <1992Aug24.220020.19996@ccu.umanitoba.ca> jjs@ubitrex.mb.ca (John Joseph Strybosch) writes:
>Is anyone out there using ObjectVision from Borland, for OS/2?

No, but I've read a description of it in Borland Language Express.

>I'd like to know exactly what it is, what it's capable of doing, what
>your learning curve looked like, and, of course, what you think of it.

It's a new programming language.  Most of the "coding" is done by
drawing flow charts, syntax diagrams, and interface elements, with
very small amounts of "text-based" code in it.  It can interface to
many popular languages, including C, REXX, and Pascal.  It can work
with popular databases, including dBase, Excel, and OS/2 Database
Manager. 

>All I know is that it is something like a prototyping tool, and is
>quite slow. 

I wouldn't try developing a finished product with it, but it appears
to be quite useful for rapid prototyping.


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