Thanks everyone for the suggestions and comments. I most certainly
will not hesitate to ask a questions as I journey down the road to
becoming a Revolution builder ;-)
Kevin, I agree that there is a lot of high quality introductory
material included with 2.5. Its just that right now I can onl
Mikey,
You can download an RTF version of the documentation, but it's from RR
2.1 at my site:
bottom of page:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/Links.htm
Or, if you send a real nice message to Jerry Daniels he may let you beta
test his 'Transcript Gadget' which is an incredibly helpful T
On Feb 23, 2005, at 3:08 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
The printed manuals, which are available for purchase separately, are
just printouts of the same material for those who prefer hard copy
they can read in the bathroom. ;) The printed version is not entirely
up to date at this point, so the onlin
On 2/23/05 8:42 AM, Mikey wrote:
Whenever I learn a new language I read the Language Guide cover to
cover. Well, that's a lie -- what I really do is skim it. But even just
skimming will give you the lay of the land, and you'd be surprised how
much you'll retain from that.
Wait - there's a Language
Mikey wrote:
Whenever I learn a new language I read the Language Guide cover to
cover. Well, that's a lie -- what I really do is skim it. But even just
skimming will give you the lay of the land, and you'd be surprised how
much you'll retain from that.
Wait - there's a Language Guide? Where the h
> Whenever I learn a new language I read the Language Guide cover to
> cover. Well, that's a lie -- what I really do is skim it. But even just
> skimming will give you the lay of the land, and you'd be surprised how
> much you'll retain from that.
Wait - there's a Language Guide? Where the heck i
On 23/2/05 4:00 am, "Richard Gaskin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> When I was evaluating Revolution previously, I remember seeing
>> a tutorial section under help. I couldn't seem to find it in
>> the 2.5 version, so I just ordered Dan's book : )
>
> Somehow the "Getting Started" stuff fell out
Todd Higgins wrote:
> Like Len Morgan (another Revolution beginner on the list - Hi Len)
> I am having a hard time grokking Revolution. It seems like most
> people who come to Revolution have had previous experience with
> Hypercard
Personally, I feel that absolutely must change for Rev to become
Be Welcome Todd,
First, be warned, after Revolution you will never want to code again in
any other enviroment ever. :-D
You did the best thing ever to a newbie which is ordering Dan's Book,
if I'd had such book when I was starting rev, man, I would be very very
very happy, I think I'll take my
What other good habits would I do well to develop? Also, what plugins or
externals do people consider "essential" to the Revolution development
experience?
I am a relative newbie to Revolution, and had previously used good ol'
Pascal so a new way of thinking was required. I found a good way of
On Feb 19, 2005, at 1:55 PM, Todd Higgins wrote:
Like Len Morgan (another Revolution beginner on the list - Hi Len) I
am having a hard time grokking Revolution. It seems like most people
who come to Revolution have had previous experience with Hypercard
(alas I was not so lucky, the first Mac I
Hey, Todd. Welcome to the Revolution!!
-James
On Feb 19, 2005, at 4:55 PM, Todd Higgins wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I purchased Dreamcard last fall and I upgraded to Revolution last
month just in time to take advantage of the AltBrowser/MagicCarpet
Xmas combo (Thanks Kevin and Chipp for the generous off
Hi Everyone,
I purchased Dreamcard last fall and I upgraded to Revolution last month
just in time to take advantage of the AltBrowser/MagicCarpet Xmas combo
(Thanks Kevin and Chipp for the generous offer!)
I have learned quite a lot about Revolution by reading the list (though
I don't know how
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