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V11 - Still Supported?

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    V11 - Still Supported?

    I see the last build release is Build 3788-4187 19-Sep -2013 8:57 AM. The last I heard (quite some time ago) was that Alpha would continue to support v11. I do know there is at least one bug that they do not intend to fix. Does that mean "Support" has ended?
    TYVM :) kenn

    Knowing what you can achieve will not become reality until you imagine and explore.

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    Re: V11 - Still Supported?

    Many earlier posts discussion on this

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      Re: V11 - Still Supported?

      I think it's over (support that is). And, if you bought the addins, ie Google Maps, ect, you can no longer use them. Anything that uses IE11 is down the tubes. I spent hours developing an app that uses Google Maps for nothing.

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        Re: V11 - Still Supported?

        I pretty much figured the support had ended simply because Alpha always ended support of a version when a new version was released. Although they did say support for v11 would continue, they didn't say for how long. It's not so much the support for v11 has ended but really, the support of the Desktop has ended or at least is at a standstill. The DT simply does not fit into Alpha's plans or the wave of the software future. It is an old technology where as web and mobile are the future. I haven't said anything new here but the question remains, what will Alpha do to replace the DT and how will they bring all the DT only developers on board. Certainly not with web or mobile. At least as they are now.

        At one time, I really believed the new DT would be WCD as it would be a natural stepping stone to web and mobile. About all they would have to do would be to code a startup form as the current DT has. No doubt, Alpha has their reason for letting WCD fall by the wayside as well. Unfortunately, because there are a lot of DT only customers and potential customers, by not providing a WCD startup form, Alpha's DT users will have no choice but to find another venue. It's sad but hey, that's life in the database world. Maybe, just maybe, Alpha will breath life into the DT developers by creating a startup form so the WCD can officially become the next Alpha Desktop.
        TYVM :) kenn

        Knowing what you can achieve will not become reality until you imagine and explore.

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