On Wednesday, August 27, 2003, Martin Pilkington wrote:
Are there any websites out there that have tutorials on how to useI'm less than two weeks from releasing the eBook version of a relatively completely updated version of my Best-selling HyperTalk Programming book. The book has ballooned to a 3-volume opus thanks to the existence of about 5 times as much "stuff" in Revolution/Transcript as was in HyperTalk. When I launch it, there will also be a community-based Web site behind it.
revolution. I'm fairly new to developing and I am finding it hard to use the
features I want as the online documentation does not describe all the
features in depth. I have gone through the tutorials supplied with
revolution but they can only get you so far and they don't cover everything.
If someone could point me in the right direction I would be very greatful
All chapters are drafted and in final editing at the moment. So far, only an electronic version of the book will be available and it will come only by joining the online community, which will also have a number of other benefits.
if you want to be notified individually when the first volume is ready for delivery, send me an email off-list: [EMAIL PROTECTED], with the subject "Notify Me When". I will be offering a discount to people who ask for pre-release notification.
Also, by the way, you may want to look at Alan Golub's wonderful RevJournal online magazine site at http;//www.revjournal.com. He's creating tutorials, doing interviews, and otherwise providing an ezine-like presence of Revolutionaries.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dan Shafer, Revolutionary Author of forthcoming 3-book set, "Revolution: Programming at the Speed of Thought" http://www.revolutionpros.com for More Info
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