William,
I think what you'll find with Rev is a trade-off. Although there are
some demo stacks floating around and a few good sites, the shear
volume is much less than more widely adopted languages. It's more than
there used to be (and growing), but you'll have a lot less luck
hitting Google than if you were working in PHP, Perl, C, etc.
On the other hand, there is an upside -- this list. The amount of
"free" code and advice given out here is staggering, and I dare say
has trained more than a few RevCoders. A lot of FAQ material is buried
in the archives, and actually explained in more detail than you might
find otherwise.
So while I agree it would be great if there were more samples out
there, stick with it and ask lots of questions. Once you get a little
further in the learning curve, you'll be able to give back with
answers to others, and thus the cycle continues =).
- Brian
5.10 Tips for Writing Good Code -- that chapter is completely
changed and
improved form the printed version of the manuel. It's very nice and
thanks
for pointing it out to me. I hadn't realized so many changes were
made in
the manual. but what I'm asking for is
Short example stacks that address specific issues.
a) easy locate on site online
b) easy copy paste into own code.
This sounds for me like need create online system which can be
filled by
admins or subscribed editors by more and more examples, and users
can do
searches like "create TEXT field" and see one or few examples with
few lines
of code.
-- It would be a lot of work to create such a repository.
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