SWiSH Max for Windows

A SWiSH Tutorial For Creating Custom Web Apps

SWiSH Max (pronounced SwishZow-mable Max), is an award-winning Flash, animation and visual design tool. It's used to create high-quality interactive prototypes and demos, prototypes and applications for web and mobile app development. It is written in C++ and compatible with the Mono, X Window and Linux operating systems. Anyone who wants to create interactive prototypes can use this open-source library. It includes SWiSH's drawing tools as well as advanced features. Here is a SWiSH max tutorial.

We'll assume you have the latest version of the Wishbone viewer, version 5.5.5, installed. Once you have the latest version of the wishbone viewer installed on your computer, launch it, click the "Start" button and then click "OK". The main window should display a preview of the code generated by you. If everything went well, you should see a browser pop up that displays your generated app. If the generated app crashes you can open the SWiSH crash report to determine the reason.

It's easy and fun to add your personal touches to your custom-made application. After you're done, ensure that your Windows app exits with a successful splash page. Your custom app should now be compatible with Windows 7 Ultimate as well as Windows 10 Anniversary Edition. To publish your app on Windows 10 Mobile, you will need to use Windows Store. Follow the instructions in the SWiSH Download to do this. Let me conclude by inviting you to test this exciting new feature of SWISHmax - it might be something you like.