[ANN] Translating your Rev stacks into web apps

[Jerry Daniels]

David,

In order to keep the pace up, we've had to focus on one platform for the desktop client/editor--the Mac. Our original target for products created by Rodeo was the iPad.

However...

We're discovering that we are really a webkit product...this desktop thing that forces people to choose between Mac, Windows and Linux just might be an illusion.

Best,

Jerry Daniels

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On Jul 12, 2010, at 7:47 AM, "David C." <davidocoker at gmail.com> wrote:

>> The Window is Closing
>> 
>> This leaves open a window of opportunity for those of you reading this post who have not adopted Rodeo. You can obtain a license for $89 USD, but only for a couple more weeks.
>> 
>> The price of Rodeo will rise as its capabilities increase--and this will happen quicker than you may think. Rodeo Transfer will not be included in the release version of Rodeo, but become a separate, premium product with a real price tag.
>> 
>> But pre-release buyers will get the whole kit and caboodle for $89 USD. As we say in Tejas: "It's time to saddle up, partner."
>> 
>> Best,
>> 
>> Jerry Daniels
> 
> That sounds pretty awesome, especially since I spent a large portion
> of the weekend trying to find a decent development path for
> HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript based iPad applications. Transfer sounds like
> just the ticket!
> 
> So, Jerry..... when do you think the doors will open up to those of us
> who choose not to own Mac hardware?
> We have access to Chrome and Safari and I do see that it's possible to
> work without the Mac IDE for Rodeo. Some enlightenment in that area
> would be appreciated.
> 
> Best regards,
> David C.
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