Lynn,
You might want to look into Tyler Vano's very promising jsCard about
which he wrote on the HyperCard list.
Best,
Mark
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Op 3-nov-2006, om 17:25 heeft Lynn Fredricks het volgende geschreven:
Hi all,
My bringing this up isnt implying that we are shipping anything
tommorrow
but, Im interested in your feedback regarding browser interaction with
Revolution.
WHAT WE HAVE. Here is a short list of what we can do/is done and
probably
could be improved (if Im missing something, feel free to add):
-RevCGI. Server-side applications built with Rev.
-Browser hosting. Served by products like Alt.browser.
WHAT SOME USERS HAVE SUGGESTED. Two other suggestions have been
suggested
and one executed in other products previously:
-Flash compiling. Somehow translate a Rev project into Flash.
-"AJAX" compiling. Somehow translate a Rev project into an AJAX
like model
that can execute in the browser without a plugin.
-Then there is the Roadster model (ie Rev plugin).
WHAT ELSE? What other options are there? Id like to frame this
question also
within the bounds of use - if you suggest something, is there a
practical
use you can think of?
Before diving into the Roadster model, I ask that you go back and read
discussion on the list. I have a very strong opinion about this
since I was
directly involved in the last rev of the Roadster plugin for
SuperCard.
Best regards,
Lynn Fredricks
Worldwide Business Operations
Runtime Revolution, Ltd
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