Rev 2.02/New pricing

[Geoff Canyon]

On Thursday, July 17, 2003, at 12:10  PM, miscdas at boxfrog.com wrote:

> Excuse me?  The Starter Kit was already THE option for hobbyists!
> So, in the single OS versions, do we get a slimmed-down engine 
> optimized for that OS? If we can develop only for one OS, why carry 
> all the unused (and unusable) baggage for the others?
> Also, I can accept readily all the bugs in a Free version, but they're 
> very hard to swallow in a paid version. (And please, don't tell me 
> what a comparatively small bug count Rev has; it's really irrelevant.)

The Starter Kit was great for anyone who had the open-mindedness to 
look beyond the popular conception of what can be done in ten lines of 
code and the perseverance to work within the actual confines of that 
limit.

Ten lines of code is a very fuzzy limitation, because you can't know 
ahead of time how clever you'll be at building within that limit, and 
you can't even have a marginally accurate conception until you've used 
Revolution extensively.

The limitations on Express, on the other hand, are conceptually clean 
and simple; anyone can grasp what they're getting without any 
experience of Revolution at all.

Finally, bugs are always hard to swallow, but I find it's much easier 
with a nice chocolate sauce ;-)

Seriously -- _no_ product is bug-free. Revolution works hard to move 
toward that unattainable goal.

regards,

Geoff Canyon
gcanyon at inspiredlogic.com