Apricum For Mac

Designed for beginner or intermediate developers, Apricum is a straightforward OS X application that makes it possible for you to develop apps without having to write a single line of code.

Being a beginner orientated programming tool, you will be pleased to hear that Apricum makes things as easy as possible for you with the help of its built-in collection of patches. These patches are chunks of code that form the elements of your future apps, such as inputs, outputs, and even some interface elements.

Designed to be as user-friendly and as unintimidating as possible, Apricum comes with full support for drag and drop and can be used for a broad array of applications. If you know what you are doing, you can build apps in just a few minutes by simply dragging and dropping elements from the bottom right side panel onto the working area.

You can add self-explanatory operations like Add, Multiply, Divide, Modulo, Static Number, Round, Max, Bounds, Math Evaluator, and elements like Byte Array, SerialPort Output, Art-Net Output, Injected Byte Array, Keyboard, MIDI Input, Label, Text Field, and interface elements such as Push Button, Slider, XY Field, Multiplexer, as well as many others.

These elements can then be inter-connected to build more complex functionalities for your applications. Also, you should know that working with Apricum is no significant challenge, as the app bundles a streamlined and user-friendly interface that will only make things seem even simpler.

Despite the fact that Apricum was originally developed with complex lighting control tasks in mind, the utility proved itself to be efficient and easy to use, as well as quite useful when having to build apps from scratch using Quartz Composer's well-known node-based visual programming style.