When I first heard of On-Rev from a great Rev Mentor post, I was curious. When I saw a webinar, I wanted it ASAP. So what is this? On-Rev is a new web service from Runtime Revolution. It's hosting yes, but it a bit more beyond that. The real deal here is you can do server side scripting in the easy to learn Revolution syntax. (that plain english like, small-talk like scripting)
Personally I just began experimenting with on-rev as I just signed up for it a few days ago. From my first sample test, this will change everything for a desktop programmer like me. I am not a web guy, I do not pretend to be a web guy. From what i've done so far I was able to program as I would in a desktop programming environment, and start hammering out high quality web class apps.
When a such a revolutionary thing like this comes out and allows some one who a desktop app / game developer to move on into the realm of high class web apps, with no new syntax learning. It gets one high review from me. I am pretty amazed by it. I give two thumbs up to everyone at Runtime Revolution and On-Rev for building this great thing.
I highly recommend this (on-rev) to all desktop developers and you web guys to. There still one day left of there founders deal of a life time. To get in on the ground floor and save some real money in the long run. I just got an email today from the head honcho Kevin Miller at Runtime Revolution and they now have some video showcasing what you can do with the On-Rev scripting. Worth taking a journey over to there On-Rev site for more info.
I hope to have my domains in place by next week (there still transfering) I will post a link to what a desktop developer guy can do on the web with On-Rev. I never though I could do stuff on the web like this, within only a few days. Thanks to Runtime Revolution and On-Rev, I can. Pretty cool stuff. (once I have the web tagging info down pat and in my head. I think I could cut a few days into a few minutes. Well maybe hours?)
Check it out @ http://www.on-rev.com/revolution/overview/
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