I like your analysis of the situation here. Helped me clarify my own
thinking. Thank you, Swami.
I use Basecamp a lot, but I am tempted from time to time to write a
Rev front end to it so I don't have to wait for the Basecamp engine
to render my pages that could already be rendered in Rev B
DON'T!
and take a lesson from Google . . . (Oh Dear) . . .
Google are offering various standalones (I have Google
Earth right here on my primary hard drive) - and, we
ask ourselves, why do they not deliver the content
available via Google Earth via a web-page instead:
Well, probably because:
1.
Well, I'm way out of my depth here so for Dan's .06 cents I can perhaps
put in .01 cents. mostly musings...
I'll state my bottom line first and then launch into a long dissertation:
One way Revolution can look at the browser is the same way I look
at Fed Ex. The browser is simply a facile windo
Bravo, Andre! For the first time, I get it. Your dissertation
explains it all. You have defined all the acronyms and made it clear
what we should be focusing on...
this one goes into the scrapbook.
Although AJAX/DHTML is a very powerful thing, I think people on this
list keep mixing things, l
Andre,
I really appreciate you writing such a long and thoughtful reply to
this. Especially since you are in Malta, and English is not your
first language. You really are an amazing individual (and thankfully
quite indomitable).
The issues you bring up are very pertinent. However (and D
Bernard,
Although AJAX/DHTML is a very powerful thing, I think people on this
list keep mixing things, liking comparing oranges to shoes.
Revolution could not export Flash because Revolution feature set is
something that is not available for flash, flash is a vector
animation thing with s
>>
Just a small correction (or perhaps I misread this). Flex produces
Flash ouput (as swf files). I thought Laszlo did the same, but
perhaps it has options for AJAX output too.
<<
Hi Dave
This year Laszlo decided to target AJAX/DHTML as a delivery mechanism.
I've (occasionally) pointed out on t
On 3 Nov 2006, at 22:06, Dan Shafer wrote:
Flash is a terribly interesting DELIVERY platform for this class of
apps but
the development tools for creating such apps suck big time. There
is clearly
an opportunity here for a way to build an app in Rev and then
compile it to
Flash and deliver
Since I've made as much noise about this over the years as anyone, I figured
I'd better not bypass this chance to provide what I hope is clear input on
the subject.
For me -- and this may well be overly simplistic -- there are three kinds of
applications: desktop apps, browser apps and client-ser
There's STILL a Hypercard list?? Wow.
Lynn,
You might want to look into Tyler Vano's very promising jsCard about
which he wrote on the HyperCard list.
Best,
Mark
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Lynn,
Well it seems to me that there is 1 other option that may be viable. A
protocol loader much like html or ftp, or even a MIME type that is setup
in the system.
rev://www.somesite.com/stack.rev
Much like iTunes, and very easy to implement, would consist of the very
same Dreamcard mod
Lynn,
You might want to look into Tyler Vano's very promising jsCard about
which he wrote on the HyperCard list.
Best,
Mark
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Hi all,
My bringing this up isnt implying that we are shipping anything tommorrow
but, Im interested in your feedback regarding browser interaction with
Revolution.
WHAT WE HAVE. Here is a short list of what we can do/is done and probably
could be improved (if Im missing something, feel free to
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