Xojo is a cross-platform software development tool that enables developers of all backgrounds to create software for OS X, Windows, Linux, the Web, and soon, mobile. With users all over the world, Xojo apps can be found in every conceivable category - from commercial software applications to use in governments, universities, businesses, and the Fortune 500. Secondary-level and college students in schools all over the world are introduced to programming with Xojo.

Create Anything
With built-in support for graphics, database servers, internet protocols and more, you can build just about anything you can imagine with Xojo. Using Xojo, you can make commercial software products, utilities to help make your life easier, or even learn to program. In fact, Xojo itself is a Xojo app!

Build Apps 10x Faster
You can use one set of source code to support multiple platforms and there are over 40 user interface controls built in, allowing your app to look and behave how you'd want it to on any platform. On the web you can use one powerful language to create your web app instead of HTML, CSS, PHP, javascript, or AJAX, saving you tons of development time!

Modern Development
Xojo is a modern, object-oriented language. It supports inheritance, interfaces, polymorphism and is strongly-typed as well. There are thousands of differences in OS API calls and Xojo abstracts you from these details, dramatically reducing development time and allowing you to focus on what makes your application unique.

Native, Cross-Platform
Xojo apps don't have an interpreter or virtual machine - they're compiled to machine code for fast execution and the protection of your intellectual property. Xojo uses native controls so your app looks and feels right on each platform. Development is cross-platform as well. Create your project on your favorite OS and then build it for any platform Xojo supports.

Xojo 2017r1.1 Release Notes
Bug Fixes:
Crashes & Assertions » IDE Unhandled Exception - IDE no longer generates an exception when reloading certain state data in iOS projects.
Crashes & Assertions » IDE Unhandled Exception - Navigating to “build” step then to another item and moving back no longer causes an exception.
IDE » Layout Editor - Duplicating an instance of a container control no longer creates an invalid control set. Controls sets of containers are not supported on desktop or iOS projects.

New Items:
IDE » Scripting - Line number toggle works in IDE scripts.

System Requirements:
- macOS Sierra 10.12.x
- OS X El Capitan 10.11.x
- OS X Yosemite 10.10.5
- OS X Mavericks 10.9.5
- OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.52
- OS X Lion 10.7.52
- OS X 10.7 and 10.8 support is deprecated.

Home Page - http://www.xojo.com