I would argue that in addition 3) There are still production HC stacks in use (I know I have two that are otherwise considered mission-critical, and still perform well for what they're intended to do) 4) People who were around in the HC days that have transitioned to RR have, for whatever reason, never lost their love for HC and what they were able to accomplish in HC. I also fall into this camp. 5) HC was the first fill-in-blank-here that folks used (RAD tool, programming language, whatever). I don't fall into this camp, but I would say that HC was the first development environment I really, really loved using, even though I was programming for around 15 years at that point. Heizer Software made a ton of money on me.
I'm not sure that there isn't a document that describes the differences. It's on the website. However, it might not be as complete as one might hope. _______________________________________________ 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
