I agree, components, components, components! And yes, it is just now barely usable
for real
applications. There may be something that we will need RT to address on the way. I
tend to
believe RT knows this as well, and is readying itself for this stage of its business.
--Ryan
[EMAIL
Yes I agree. I felt a bit uneasy, yet very excited about RebMail, when
made this post. News reader/News servers are really important. E-mail
lists are a bit too disorientating as they fill up.
This of course is a client/server approach. Hmmm... Good standard,
though. I would like to see a
Since email is step 1 of a collaborative work environment, those set
on doing that should help them out.
Personally, I'd say that a discussion board/BBS system would be step
one, with file archives and email alerts being step two.
A really good environment would be standards-based, so you
Howdy, Ted:
Personally, I'd say that a discussion board/BBS system
would be step one, with file archives and email alerts
being step two.
Now there's a real good one. Take a look at the Ultimate
BBS (http://infopop.com), which is written in PERL and is
like 250k worth of
At 11:18 a.m. 23/09/00 -0400, you wrote:
Since email is step 1 of a collaborative work environment, those set
on doing that should help them out.
Personally, I'd say that a discussion board/BBS system would be step
one, with file archives and email alerts being step two.
I would welcome this,
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...
A really good environment would be standards-based, so you could use
any handy browser or email client, or enjoy the enhanced benefits of
using a unified, properietary (a la /VIEW). Of course to remain
competitive, Palm synchronization will be an absolute
On 9/23/2000 at 12:30 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been trying to put together a system to send out press releases
using free Perl/CGI scripts as a prototype. What a hairball!
Here's a script I use to manage a small mailing list.
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#!\usr\bin\rebol
REBOL[ Title: "ATW Script Mailing
On 9/23/2000 at 11:29 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since I am not ready for REBOL, would anybody be interested in
converting the code into REBOL. If so, just ask for the code in
either C, Pascal or Java. I have all of them on hand. The code in REBOL
will remain in public, of course.
I would be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I am aiming to accomplish is to implement the decompression
in REBOL and via CGI, the documents in DOC format can be easily
viewed with a Web browser before synchronizing. If any user
wants to read the documents offline, he/she could download the
wanted
The alogrithm was invented and written in C by Pat Berne (sp?)
who is (or was) the CTO of Corel. The code is now in public
domain. In order to use the alogrithm,I need to convert the code
by hand into Pascal for my desktop Windows app, namely BigDOC.
It is a specialized text editor with
I have a few questions about some of the suggested programs that we
volunteers should make.
Collaborative Work Environment Thing: Instant messaging and file
sharing is great, but can REBOL multitask or fakytask well enough to
make this work???
REMACS: I like the idea of emacs clone thats
With companies like Register.com enticing everyone and their
brother, dog, and grandmother to "register" their own domain, there
will be increased demand for simple Web site building solutions.
Tools like Microsoft Front Page are not the answer because the user
still needs to use FTP and to
Collaborative Work Environment Thing: Instant messaging and file sharing
is great, but can REBOL multitask or fakytask well enough to make this
work???
Multi-tasking was described as one of next things to go into Rebol by Carl
recently.
Using care and messaging and queues, one can
I can see some potential here for small business and individuals that dont
get significant traffic, creating a REBOL a la CGI web site builder and
manager. Wrap up the best of CGI. Market it to ISP's and register.coms? If
it reduces ISP tech support calls, they may be happy to distribute it.
Those interested in baking absolutely should see what they got cooking over at
the RebMail project. There is much that can be learned from it. Since email
is step 1 of a collaborative work environment, those set on doing that should
help them out.
http://www.egroups.com/group/Rebmail
--Ryan
On 9/22/2000 at 1:41 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Web Site Control Utility: These type of things are growing in
popularity, the next killer app? Could be. I could see this being
easy
to create with REBOL as well, of course depending on how in depth you
wish to go. Could you explain more about
Hi All,
Educational Software: Once again another tick for collaborative work
environment.
This is the one I would vote for! Of course my main reason for exploring REBOL is to
create such a beast so you could say I'm a bit biased. :-)
All of the ideas I've seen floated so far for the killer
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