> Being a newbie but having a development background with lower
> level languages, I agree -completely-. It would be a great
> bonus having at least some sort of crossover docs like c++ ->
> Rev, from a coding point of view, its just that the syntax
> and the way you think about everything is
Being a newbie but having a development background with lower level
languages, I agree -completely-.
It would be a great bonus having at least some sort of crossover docs
like c++ -> Rev, from a coding point of view, its just that the syntax
and the way you think about everything is greatly differ
Mark,
> I think you are right, Judy. These things ought to come out-of-the-
> box, as well. Rev resources are plentiful, but newbies aren't going
> to be able to make sense of much of what is available.
I agree. I love Rev. But it took me quite a while to come to
grips with it. Compared t
I think you are right, Judy. These things ought to come out-of-the-
box, as well. Rev resources are plentiful, but newbies aren't going
to be able to make sense of much of what is available.
It strikes me that one large searchable/navigable stack comprised of
all of the scripting conferenc
(For some reason, I cannot post on revdocs
I just posted a test message moments ago. Seems to work well. Feel
free to contact me offlist to determine the source of the problem.
Thanks for that...The problem was due to an email of mine that has
become inactive (my ed.ac.uk one) and yahoo ver
Which, of course, really goes back to the Hypercard model of pre-built
widgets ala the Buttons and Fields stacks (don't recall their exact names
at the moment) that many of us have requested since Day 1.
And, while it's wonderful that individuals such as Marielle and others
wish to 'fill the gap'
Marielle Lange wrote:
(For some reason, I cannot post on revdocs
I just posted a test message moments ago. Seems to work well. Feel free
to contact me offlist to determine the source of the problem.
which has anyway become
inactive, so I put my reply here)
Yes, a community is only as act
I really like the "cookbook" model of mutual help at, for example,
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python
In various languages, I've found that after the initial bootstrapping
phase (Dan Shafer's book can help people through that), the cookbook
approach is very efficient: I
Marielle:
I've been lurking on your initiative for some time as I am indeed in
your boat "non-profit-education user" of rev.
I fully agree:
1) we should not host the Docs
2) the docs are fine as they are: what are needed are examples!
And thus your shared code library site concept is perfe
(For some reason, I cannot post on revdocs, which has anyway become
inactive, so I put my reply here)
> Am sitting here with Marielle and have been discussing the wiki
> strategy we wish to see at least. The aim is to work on this with or
> without RunRev support in January. I have registered t
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