This is a really nice app that came out of private beta today. It merges design and development into a single process so that you can get a prototype built quickly.

This looks neat! When are you looking at launching support for Android?

Are there any limitations? Does it have the capability to build all the different types of products that you can build with traditional programming languages.

It's good for prototypes. Customizing the UI is not really flexible.

You wrote "we are able to execute any iOS code under Mac". In the same way as simulator does? If not, why not use the simulator to run your code?

@sqlabs over the last few months what has been changed/updated/removed from Creo?

It's looking good, but frankly I don't have time to give it a serious test. I'm hoping to see some independent reviews summing up the pros and cons to figure if I should dive deeper into this

Lacks in customization of UI, like Inventor there should be an option to adjust UI to personal taste.

Want to give this a try, is the demo still available? I entered my email, but still haven't received a download link.

Is the ability for web development in the works?

This looks really cool, do you plan on launching a Windows version at any point? (rules me out for now).

Ton of potential. I've seen a few apps that tried and fell short of the mark here, but it's the holy grail of design in my opinion to get an app that would allow me to develop to a point where a dev could do all of the backend work. Looking forward to trying this out!

Tried it yesterday, I really miss the autocompletion but I'm sure it's coming in a future release. Can you give us any idea regarding what the pricing will be?

This app looks pretty promising. What kind of REST APIs does it work with and the app it builds, is it JS or what?

Would love to try it out. Signed up a few days ago but i've not gotten a d/l link yet.

@sqlabs How do you see this being used across design / development teams on an ongoing basis? As a developer, I wouldn't be thrilled about taking over generated code and then having to make sure my code changes don't break the tool. I also would hate it if I kept getting new generated code being introduced into the codebase that I'm trying to maintain and having to constantly go back to refactor, add unit tests, etc. What process are you recommending that cross-disciplinary teams use when using your tool?

Nice, I signed up by email but have not receive the beta yet, maybe your team is very busy :D Good luck to you!

Nice our dev team may have a real use for this

Awesome, i love the idea of being able to visually controlling design and data!