Chipp....
I would have agreed until the last two revs. I am not personally
acquainted with the situation, but several friends of mine who teach
and study multimedia development at our local university have
complained bitterly to me in the past year about how MM has made
development in Flash all but inaccessible to folks who don't grok
scripting. I'm not sure how they've managed to do this -- or if it's
just a perception -- but it's hurt them in this university curriculum.
OTOH, that group is now investigating Rev, so all is not lost!
On Nov 26, 2005, at 8:22 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
I've been racking my brain the last 48 hours and I cannot come up
with a single development tool company that has succeeded at
doing this since Borland's very early days. I'd be delighted if
someone could point me to a real exception to that rule, but
absent that, I maintain my position. RunRev needs to decide
whether it's going to try to get professional coders to switch to
Rev or adopt it as a RAD or alternative tool, or go after the
untapped market potential of the Inventive User. Until it makes
that decision and then permeates the company and its policies
with it, it will have difficulty being as successful as it can.
I would have to say MM Flash is positioned at the beginner and very
advanced users.
-Chipp
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