Without the Starter Kit's features I would never have adopted and advocated
Revolution. I had tried Metacard a few years ago, and just didn't 'get it'. It
seemed like a toy (I know I was way off the mark). The Rev IDE is what made me look
at it again. But to anyone who didn't use a Mac 10
Hi Benrhard,
On Thursday, Aug 7, 2003, at 16:09 Europe/Vienna,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Runrev should instead be publicising Revolution. And this means
attending other than Mac-only events - unfortunate as it may be to Mac
and Linux users, Win32 still massively dominates the desktop. The
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Runrev should instead be publicising Revolution. And this means
attending other than Mac-only events - unfortunate as it may be to Mac
and Linux users, Win32 still massively dominates the desktop. The whole
xCard/xTalk paradigm is virtually unknown to Win32
This discussion of the need for the RunRev folks to market not just the
product but the underlying xtalk/xcard paradigm to the world of Windows
in particular raises for me another issue that I think prevents the
product from achieving the kind of brilliant Aha! success it richly
deserves. I
I've been using Rev since March 30, 2002. I know this because I
subscribed to this list on that date and have saved every eMail since
then (1434 messages including some from the Rev folks off-list). I
purchased my license May 15, 2002. That's 46 days until I understood
enough about Rev to draw
