Learn Programming in 1 Day

[jvalle at 1234web.net]

hello,

any plan to sell later that DVD and screen captures later? I'm 10.000 km
away and didn't start to play with revolution, but your DVD will help me
to decide.

Thanks
Jose


> 
> The "Day One Pass" previously offered just to people who purchased the 
> RevSelect bundle is now available to everyone.
> 
> People who attend will begin with a "blank slate" and by the end of the day 
> will produce a fully operational standalone application that works on Mac, 
> Windows, and Linux. The courses build on each other and follow a 
> progression:
> 
> -  Revolution fundamentals
> -  Important scripting concepts
> -  Manipulating text and data
> -  Working with the file system
> -  Orchestrating multimedia content
> -  Exchanging data over the Internet
> -  Lightning-fast database processing
> -  Migrating from HyperCard
> -  Building a standalone executable
> 
> Not only that, but those who order before March 31 will receive a free copy 
> of the conference DVD, which contains all the sessions from the conference, 
> all the sample stacks, etc. (It does not include the non-disclosure day, 
> though.)
> 
> In other words, you'll get an intensive day of instruction presented by the 
> best and brightest people in the community (people who have been helping out 
> on this list for YEARS). As the mailer states, this is a great opportunity 
> to achieve "liftoff" for programming. Because not only do you get the 
> in-person training, but you also get a DVD you can take home and review what 
> you learned on that day... PLUS ALL THE OTHER SESSIONS held during the 
> conference. That's an incredible amount of content... a great value. Anyone 
> who is interested in better comprehension of Revolution will benefit 
> immensley.
> 
> As stated by others, "learning" is not "mastery" -- if there is such a 
> thing. Learning hopefully is a lifelong process. We don't promise that you 
> will be able to single-handedly build an Office Suite at the end of the day. 
> We do promise that you will acquire the experience you need to begin using 
> Revolution effectively. I think the content of the mailer elaborates on this 
> clearly.
> 
> To the extent the subject line of the email is slightly 
> provocative/controversial and got people to open it to learn more, I'm not 
> apologetic. :) Having said that, I also think it's accurate and if what 
> you're doing there is not "learning" I don't know what is!
> 
> - Bill 
> 
>