On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 9:54 AM, Jerry Daniels wrote:
> Fellow Rev developers,
>
> We just posted this video showing the new control manipulation in tRev's
> snapshot mode:
>
> http://reveditor.com/need-to-move-controls-in-card-snaps-zoom
>
> Here are the details:
>
> NEW
>
> Controls in Zoom:
David,
Have to say, that's great to hear. Sometimes virtual shops like ours
almost operate in a vacuum.
Glad that you're liking the product and the new zoom feature!
Best,
Jerry Daniels
The latest Rev Editor Video:
http://reveditor.com/need-to-move-controls-in-card-snaps-zoom
On Feb 12, 2
Bonjour,
Great update Jerry !
I particularly appreciate that the first tab is now "always and only
for the browser"
That makes it very easy to go to and fro between the browser and the
object's code tabs (don't know if "between" is necessary! ;-)))
Thank a lot
Good week-end to all
Best re
Andre,
That the second congratulations posted today. Glad you like the
update! Very gratifying to hear.
You guys are making my weekend great and it's only Friday!
Jerry Daniels
The latest Rev Editor Video:
http://reveditor.com/need-to-move-controls-in-card-snaps-zoom
On Feb 12, 2010, at 1:
I have to second David's comments. TRev is coming together nicely, a piece at
a time. The new fixed Browser tab is a welcome improvement over the previous
"Tab" implementation. It's hard for me to use the built-in Rev editor at this
point, and I'm relying less and less on the Application Brows
Yes I feel myself being inexorably drawn into the world of tRev. I think when
the script editor from GLX2 is reintroduced, (I forget who is working on that)
I will use tRev exclusively. tRev's editor is awesome in lots of ways, but
there are still times I have to have a step debugger, so the com
Bob,
Glad you are grooving on tRev.
tRev has definitely changed the way I personally develop apps, mentor
and work on projects for people. But the area where I've seen the most
change in my own habits is in the debugging arena.
I used to debug in GLX2's and Rev's modal debugger a lot. I wa
I meant to say: "The biggest advantage of the decoder" (not debugger)
in my previous post.
On Feb 12, 2010, at 6:26 PM, Jerry Daniels wrote:
The biggest advantage of the debugger: its design/architecture keeps
it completely out of Rev's way. It cannot really crash Rev or tRev.
It's like a
