What's The Verdict, Web or Not?

[Judy Perry]

Greg,

Sorry, I've been in Hotlanta visiting my parents with the kiddies, so I'm
weighing in  WAAYYY LATE on this.

But, for what it's worth, I'm a poster child for "weak, infantile users...
who could never program their way out of a paper sack..."

And have been since ever looking at Hypercard.

It's true that you will see alot of "real" geeks on this list, but please
don't confuse that with a bunch of folks who don't want to help the rest
of us age/experience-limited folk.

People may well laugh themselves nearly hysterical whenever I post some
stupid question or other, but they nearly also always answer polititely
and with real answers!  And they mostly laugh to themselves or with me.

I, too, would like to see some Roadster-ish plug-in..  not because I think
net-delivery is superior to CD-delivery, but because that is what the
lowest common denomenator desires (which perhaps makes it superior in a
marketshare sense).

Don't give up!!

Judy

On Sun, 2 Jul 2006, GregSmith wrote:

>
> Though I've only been reading this forum for a short time, I've now got the
> definite impression that the Revolution environment is for developers  -
> hard core developers . . .   well, programmers  -  hard core programmers . .
> .   not weak, infantile users like myself, who could never program their way
> out of a paper sack.  O.K., I was profoundly mistaken in thinking there was
> any validity to creating simple, in-browser content made with Revolution.
> It is obviously a much more sophisticated tool intended for a much more
> sophisticated audience.