Are there no help sites?

[Alan Golub]

Martin --

We're just getting started, but the revSchool tutorials at 
www.revjournal.com are designed to teach programming from the ground up 
using Revolution. The site also includes articles about, and links to, 
items of interest to Revolution users of all levels. You might explore 
some of the links on the revJournal home page to find example stacks, 
tips, and tricks.

I also recommend that you work through the six tutorials that come with 
Revolution -- they provide an excellent overview. To get them, open the 
documentation window (Help->Documentation, or click the Documentation 
icon on the main toolbar), and click Tutorials under the Learning 
Revolution heading.

Dan Shafer is also working on a 3-volume e-book about Revolution, the 
first volume of which is scheduled to launch within the next few weeks. 
You can read excerpts that have been posted at the revJournal site.

Perhaps the best advice I can give is to think of an app you want to 
build, then go to it. When you get stuck, ask for help on the user 
list. The folks here are a friendly bunch, willing and able to provide 
helpful responses to just about any question you have.

Best of luck!

Alan S. Golub
Publisher, revJournal


On Monday, September 1, 2003, at 06:00 AM, gpvisual wrote:

> I have asked this question before but no-one replied.
> As I am fairly new to programming I need more help with using 
> revolution
> than the manual provides.
> Has anyone made or know of a tutorial site for new revolution users?
>
> Martin Pilkington
>
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