This is a very different paradigm in application development. Coming from a language like Delphi or Ext JS where there are thousands different properties, methods, controls, etc. etc. that you have to learn, BUT are very procedural, when you come to Aware IM, your mind might start working like this: 1). YEA! with only 30-40 actions, I can learn all of these, and be an expert in NO time 2). DARN! Where, on which menu, did they hide the option for ???? 3). HELP! I am not really sure where to put my "Rules" and do not know when they will be triggered. 4). WOW, with relationships in the application design, a properly designed system just takes care of itself. 5). BLISS when you finally "GROK" the entire AWARE environment and see that very complicated application logic just flows together. 6) BIG GRIN when discovering that Aware is like your junior programmer who always does the low level stuff for you, (creating tables, renaming, altering attributes, controlling security, access, designing menus, etc.) while you can just focus on the big picture It won't be overnight, but trust me on this, you will NEVER wanna go back to work with other tools.

We have been using Aware IM for nearly a year. I am really loving the product and I have been very impressed with the support.I am truly amazed that a department manager can create and publish a multiuser, web based, database driven application with limited programming skills.We have been using the product to manage a multi-million dollar service business. With minimal effort, Aware IM has allowed us to streamline our business process and reduce costs. Both the product and support have far exceeded my expectations.

I have been developing specialised software applications using various platforms of development for more than 15 years. One year ago I came across Aware IM and suddenly all my wishes came true in relation to my development needs…. three months into the project we reached a point where the application that took me more than 8 years to develop in Filemaker was complete, fully functional and exceeded the previous implementation both in deployment capability, ease of access, interface design and features.

We've been searching for and testing various Rapid Application Development (RAD) candidates for the last 12 months. In this time we've seriously trialled both Wakanda and WaveMaker and built test Apps using both of them. Both of these tools were (and are) impressive but fell short in some critical capacities that we needed when we starting building 'real Apps'. I do have to admit they both have more attractive 'configuration' UI's than Aware IM and I think that might help them in terms of initial take up. But their UI is the only win I can give them over AwareIM. Once you get the hang of how AwareIM works and discover how complete it is you realize how superficial the initial UI 'look and feel' comparison is.