Brian Yennie wrote: > I agree with some of your points previously, but are you really saying that > you can take a couple of local night school classes and suddenly become so > proficient in C++ or Basic that you have no need for Revolution? C++ takes > years of experience, and will never give you the kind of RAD development that > you probably chose Rev for. REALBasic may be a closer analogy, but still... > if it wasn't a better choice before, it's not going to become one from $200 > worth of night classes. If that were the case, why not just download > REALBasic and run through the tutorials with a free trial, and so on?
:) No, I'm not saying that. I've been programming for long enough to know that no one can become "instantly profecient". However, I once worked for a company that paid me to fool around with ASP for 1 week and then expected me to instantly port my Shopping Cart from PHP to ASP. I was like... are kidding me?!!! I have played around with REALBasic in the past, but at the time Revolution (I mean MetaCard) seemed more appealing because I was already familar with HyperTalk. REALbasic's pricing structure is looking more and more appealing now, but call me stubborn, I don't like to give up on products unless it's absolutly necessary. Derek Bump Dreamscape Software www.dreamscapesoftware.com _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
