> [various comments about the wealth of resources available for Rev newbies]
I do appreciate there's a lot of good stuff out there. As a not-so-newbie I still find it bewildering where to look, and the landscape is constantly changing. It seems even a mere directory of these is a daunting challenge. It's my opinion that we (you can consider that "we" the company, or the community, or both) need to develop a ore complete library of self-contained "starter" kits for various tasks that Revolution is well-suited for. A kit being: narrative; code snippets; sample stacks, etc. That library should be at runrev.com, and actively maintained. They should all - share the same look-and-feel in stacks - use consistent style-sheets/templates for documentation - meet standards of professionalism - be dead-simple for the newcomer (no weird xTalk tricks or fancy-shmancy footwork) I think a good example currently is the XML stack. Anyone who's tried to understand the revXML library is familiar with it. Many of the newsletter articles we've seen over the past few months are candidates. I'm curious about what some other kits might consist of. Email client? Media organizer? What does the community think the topics should be? And is there anyone interested in writing them? _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
