Wogloo

Wogloo is a multi-language application development platform that allows users to create cross-platform desktop applications without the need for programming knowledge. The platform was created by Forgent Networks, an Irish company that released the first version of Wogloo in 2006.

Wogloo is designed to allow users to create web applications and desktop applications that can be run on multiple operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux. The application uses a visual interface to let users drag and drop elements to build the application's user interface and structure. Users can then add logic to the application using a drag-and-drop system, which allows them to create interactive behavior for the application.

Wogloo supports multiple programming languages, including Java and JavaScript, and also includes a built-in database system that allows users to store and retrieve data from their applications. The platform also includes features such as debugging tools and an object-oriented programming model.

Wogloo was marketed as a tool for creating web and desktop applications without requiring extensive knowledge of programming languages. The application was positioned as a tool for business users and non-technical personnel who wanted to create custom business applications without the need for professional development skills.

The platform received mixed reviews from critics and users, with some praising its ease of use and ability to create functional applications with minimal programming knowledge. Others criticized the platform for its limited feature set and lack of support for advanced programming concepts. Despite its limitations, Wogloo has been used by a number of organizations and individuals to create custom business applications and internal tools.