Why isn't Rev more popular?
Pierre Sahores
psahores at easynet.fr
Fri Dec 2 02:04:15 EST 2005
Le 2 déc. 05 à 00:13, Kevin Miller a écrit :
> Hi Folks,
>
> Thanks to everyone for the well considered and helpful suggestions
> that you
> have all made. We appreciate the feedback. Let me chime in here
> with a few
> comments on all of this.
>
> If you ask people "why isn't" or "what's wrong with x" type
> questions it
> invites, well, all negative responses. I'm sure we can do better,
> especially
> when you give us feedback that is concrete and specific.
>
> Over the past year we've been extremely successful in both growing
> our user
> base and attracting partners who will help us grow it further.
> Some of
> those have yet to be announced, but over the course of the next
> year you
> will see the results of that strategy. And I'm happy to say that a
> part of
> what's coming will address a number of issues brought up in this
> thread.
!!!
>
> I'd love to share our business strategy in more detail with you all
> to place
> the suggestions you made in the considered context of our plans, but
> unfortunately the world is a very competitive place and its simply
> not in
> the interests of Revolution, and therefore this community, for me
> to do so.
> Our actions over the coming months will speak for themselves. We
> are where
> we wanted to be right now and we are extremely well placed to grow
> in new
> ways over the coming months.
We have to be aware that it's the best never to much to say about
strategic plans ;-)
>
> I appreciate that people would like us to post more often to this
> list and
> that is a visible thing that we've got to improve on. Its a very fair
> point. To set this in context, we've been busy training new staff,
> developing product, improving marketing, signing partners and
> getting ready
> for some big next steps. When things settle down a bit some of
> those new
> staff will have time to come and post here more often. Right now,
> as much
> as everyone wants more posts on the list, people even more want us to
> deliver new versions of the product with new manuals, better graphics,
> better fields, enhancements to the IDE and a number of other big
> features -
> many of which have been mentioned here, as well as implement the
> next big
> steps of our marketing plan that will make Rev more popular. As we
> execute
> that the new team members will have time to settle in, and it will
> become
> much easier for us to stay on top of the list traffic more regularly.
>
> Lets remember a few of the successes that we've had over the last
> year.
> We've worked so hard to bring on board 3rd parties and promote 3rd
> party
> activities. If I look back over the last dozen press releases
> we've done -
> going back to July - 9 out of 12 of them are about 3rd party
> activities. We
> gained a 5 out of 5 review in MacWorld. We've doubled sales and
> greatly
> expanded our team. We've improved the product to the extent that
> even the
> most skeptical of our users has commented on how much more stable
> it is. And
> we have new partners we'll be able to announce over the coming year.
>
> Of course we're not always going to agree on everything we do with
> everyone.
> In business you can't please everyone all the time. But we must be
> doing
> something right to attract so many new customers.
More in about PostgreSQL native support would be an usefull technical
help ; an Apache's Rev_Module would be a great marketing opportunity
to let us skip lots of PHP server-side coding...
>
> I ask that you be patient and, I'd appreciate it if this thread
> could be put
> to rest for now and we can return to solving programming and
> development
> issues.
Thanks to all, at RunRev and thanks to all of us too : list members,
designers, coders...
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Kevin
>
> Kevin Miller ~ kevin at runrev.com ~ http://www.runrev.com/
> Runtime Revolution - User-Centric Development Tools
>
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That's all for yet, Friends, Kind Regards, Pierre Sahores
"A partir du moment où on évolue dans une activité où il n'y a pas de
place pour la fanfaronnade, on est obligé de tomber sur des
personnages d'exception. Tous ces gens sont au limiteur." Pierre
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