Alex Tweedly wrote:
RevOnline has been effectively broken for a long time. Long enough that
we should be able to predict that it won't be fixed any time soon.
And I think that's probably a good resource allocation decision for runrev.
revonline is basically a website to collect stacks and similar
resources, and a search / download / upload mechanism within the IDE.
In fact - it's even less than a website, because it doesn't need to
handle html, css, etc. - it only needs to interface to a livecode
thin-client.
Sounds to me like an ideal candidate for a community effort to build and
maintain that, rather than use up scarce company resources doing it.
In LiveCode, see Development->Plugins->GoRevNet, and once there see the
Stacks section.
RevNet was the first community-based stack sharing service, later
somewhat displaced by the advent of RevOnline two years later.
It all still works, and I would be happy to work with anyone here to
expand it to be even more useful.
--
Richard Gaskin
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