On 23/2/05 4:00 am, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I was evaluating Revolution previously, I remember seeing
a tutorial section under help. I couldn't seem to find it in
the 2.5 version, so I just ordered Dan's book : )
Somehow the Getting Started stuff fell out of v2.5 --
Whenever I learn a new language I read the Language Guide cover to
cover. Well, that's a lie -- what I really do is skim it. But even just
skimming will give you the lay of the land, and you'd be surprised how
much you'll retain from that.
Wait - there's a Language Guide? Where the heck is
Mikey wrote:
Whenever I learn a new language I read the Language Guide cover to
cover. Well, that's a lie -- what I really do is skim it. But even just
skimming will give you the lay of the land, and you'd be surprised how
much you'll retain from that.
Wait - there's a Language Guide? Where the
On 2/23/05 8:42 AM, Mikey wrote:
Whenever I learn a new language I read the Language Guide cover to
cover. Well, that's a lie -- what I really do is skim it. But even just
skimming will give you the lay of the land, and you'd be surprised how
much you'll retain from that.
Wait - there's a
On Feb 23, 2005, at 3:08 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
The printed manuals, which are available for purchase separately, are
just printouts of the same material for those who prefer hard copy
they can read in the bathroom. ;) The printed version is not entirely
up to date at this point, so the
Mikey,
You can download an RTF version of the documentation, but it's from RR
2.1 at my site:
bottom of page:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/Links.htm
Or, if you send a real nice message to Jerry Daniels he may let you beta
test his 'Transcript Gadget' which is an incredibly helpful
Thanks everyone for the suggestions and comments. I most certainly
will not hesitate to ask a questions as I journey down the road to
becoming a Revolution builder ;-)
Kevin, I agree that there is a lot of high quality introductory
material included with 2.5. Its just that right now I can
Todd Higgins wrote:
Like Len Morgan (another Revolution beginner on the list - Hi Len)
I am having a hard time grokking Revolution. It seems like most
people who come to Revolution have had previous experience with
Hypercard
Personally, I feel that absolutely must change for Rev to become
What other good habits would I do well to develop? Also, what plugins or
externals do people consider essential to the Revolution development
experience?
I am a relative newbie to Revolution, and had previously used good ol'
Pascal so a new way of thinking was required. I found a good way of
Be Welcome Todd,
First, be warned, after Revolution you will never want to code again in
any other enviroment ever. :-D
You did the best thing ever to a newbie which is ordering Dan's Book,
if I'd had such book when I was starting rev, man, I would be very very
very happy, I think I'll take my
Hi Everyone,
I purchased Dreamcard last fall and I upgraded to Revolution last month
just in time to take advantage of the AltBrowser/MagicCarpet Xmas combo
(Thanks Kevin and Chipp for the generous offer!)
I have learned quite a lot about Revolution by reading the list (though
I don't know how
Hey, Todd. Welcome to the Revolution!!
-James
On Feb 19, 2005, at 4:55 PM, Todd Higgins wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I purchased Dreamcard last fall and I upgraded to Revolution last
month just in time to take advantage of the AltBrowser/MagicCarpet
Xmas combo (Thanks Kevin and Chipp for the generous
On Feb 19, 2005, at 1:55 PM, Todd Higgins wrote:
Like Len Morgan (another Revolution beginner on the list - Hi Len) I
am having a hard time grokking Revolution. It seems like most people
who come to Revolution have had previous experience with Hypercard
(alas I was not so lucky, the first Mac
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