The old one - and many more - without those drawbacks, and in a form that’s both more comfortable to use and far more sustainable. The new version has virtually all the capabilities of Developer Jim Rea decided it was time to rebuild the app from the ground up, and it has been a long but rewarding process. Panorama 6 wasn’t a 64-bit app, it didn’t support Unicode, it had a homely and old-fashioned user interface, and it suffered from a long list of other limitations that were frustrating for people using recent versions of macOS. The only problem - and it was a pretty big one - was that for years, Panorama had been increasingly behind the technological curve. It’s also entirely RAM-based, which means it’s exceptionally fast - reading from and writing to your disk or SSD won’t slow it down. Just as Nisus Writer Pro can slice and dice text in any conceivable way, Panorama can do the same with structured data. That is to say: it doesn’t merely get the job done it’s endlessly flexible, customizable, and programmable, so you can make it do whatever you need it to do. Panorama X also introduces a new user-friendly licensing and pricing scheme more on this ahead.įor those of you who were not already familiar with it, Panorama is to databases as Nisus Writer Pro is to word processors. Panorama X is basically the soul of Panorama 6 transplanted into a new body that’s vastly more fit, flexible, and attractive. Among the highlights are Unicode support, unlimited undo, a modern user interface, regular expression support, a map display, and embedded Web content.
The lists of new and updated features are each a mile long, and they’re astonishing in both breadth and depth. The new version - rewritten from scratch as a modern Cocoa app - took six years to develop, and every bit of that shows. ProVUE Development has released Panorama X, a long-awaited update to the legendary RAM-based relational database for macOS that was one of the very first apps for the Mac. #1629: iOS 16.0.2, customizing the iOS 16 Lock Screen, iPhone wallet cases, meditate for free with Oak.#1630: Apple Books changes in iOS 16, simplified USB branding, recovering a lost Google Workspace account.
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