Serious applications

[Rob Cozens]

>has been testing Revolution for a couple of hours and looks a little bit
>inmature

Jose, et al:

It occurs to me that my initial take was to associate "immature" with 
"beginner-ish" & "amateurish", terms previously seen in this context.

However, "immature" can also mean "in a juvenile state of 
development", and in that regard Revolution IS immature.  There ARE 
bugs & rough edges, and the Rev Dev interface lacks touches that can 
only come over time...that's what the process of maturing is all 
about.

So, yes, Jose: Runtime Revolution is just a three-year-old.  Just 
extrapolate to when it's five.  And know also:

Under the hood is the MetaCard engine that's now a teenager

The xTalk syntax that drives it is also in its teens.

And the users of your applications never see the Rev Dev environment: 
they see your xTalk scripts run by the MetaCard engine.

Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
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