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Revolution Seminar at Macworld SF

Revolution Seminar at Macworld SF 12/22/2003 02:55 PM
Runtime Revolution today announced the schedule for its first-ever Revolution seminar, to be held during Macworld Expo 2004 in San Francisco on January 9-10...

Macworld review: Revolution 2.1

Macworld review: Revolution 2.1 01/28/2004 03:22 AM
HyperCard? That's dead, isn't it? Oh, sure, it was great back in the 1980s. So versatile it defies ready definition, HyperCard lets ordinary people create their own software without having to conform to the strict rules of a formal programming language. But the last time Apple updated it (1998), Macs were made out of vacuum tubes and corncobs. AppleScript Studio and RealBasic, while they're nowhere near as easy to learn and use, have stepped into HyperCard's role: the nonthreatening way to write software. But nonprogrammers everywhere can now rejoice: Revolution 2.1, a HyperCard-compatible development environment, has come along with enough power to wake the dead.

Revolution seminar scheduled during
Macworld Expo

Revolution seminar scheduled during
Macworld Expo 12/09/2003 04:57 PM
Developers using the Revolution multiplatform development tool attending Macworld Conference & Expo San Francisco should take note of a special seminar hosted by Runtime Revolution.

QuickTime technology coming to Macworld
Expo

QuickTime technology coming to Macworld
Expo 06/29/2004 09:15 AM
Macworld Conference & Expo returns to Boston, Mass. in a couple of weeks, and on Tuesday the show's promoter IDG World Expo announced that Apple's QuickTime technology will be spotlighted thanks to the International QuickTime VR Assocation (IQTVRA) and the "QuickTime Bug," a specially outfitted Volkswagen Beetle.

Runtime Revolution 2.2.1 Now Available

Runtime Revolution 2.2.1 Now Available 06/24/2004 07:34 PM
Runtime Revolution 2.2.1 Now Available
Free Update of User-Centric Development Environment

Edinburgh, Scotland, June 25th 2004

Runtime Revolution today announces the latest update of Revolution, the user-centric development tool for software authors of all abilities. Revolution is available for every major platform and it's ease of use and powerful feature set make it the quickest and easiest way to develop Internet, multimedia, database and generic software applications. Revolution 2.2.1 is maintenance update and is available free to Express, Studio and Enterprise customers of version 2.2.

Runtime Revolution 2.2

Runtime Revolution 2.2 06/10/2004 02:54 PM
A user-centric, multi-platform development environment.

Runtime Revolution 2.5

Runtime Revolution 2.5 09/02/2004 11:24 PM
A user-centric, multi-platform development environment.

EuroRevCon focuses on Runtime Revolution

EuroRevCon focuses on Runtime Revolution 09/13/2004 08:44 AM
TechieTours has announced the European Revolution Conference 2004, scheduled to take place Nov. 14 - 16, 2004 in Valletta, Malta. The conference is for users of Revolution, the application design and programming environment designed for Mac OS X, Windows and Linux operating systems. The event will feature a keynote address from Runtime Revolution Ltd. CEO Kevin Miller, two days of presentations by expert developers, special pricing on Dan Shafer's book "Revolution: Software at the Speed of Thought," CDs with example programs and tools, and special license pricing.

Runtime Revolution Announces revSelect

Runtime Revolution Announces revSelect 12/27/2004 07:17 PM
Turk.Internet.com Dec 27 2004 11:21PM GMT

Runtime Revolution to attend WWDC

Runtime Revolution to attend WWDC 06/23/2004 05:31 PM
Runtime Revolution today announces that it will be attending Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) next week in San Francisco...

Revolution, Dreamcard 2.5.1 released by
Runtime

Revolution, Dreamcard 2.5.1 released by
Runtime 03/14/2005 04:36 PM
Scottish developer Runtime Revolution has released version 2.5.1 of Revolution and Dreamcard. The free updates are maintenance releases that improve the revOnline interface, upgrade both development environments' engine to version 2.5.1, repair several interface bugs and enhance overall performance. Dreamcard is a US$99 version of the Revolution software programming environment that's aimed at hobbyists, educators and students who only need Revolution's basic features.

New Runtime Revolution, Dreamcard
plug-ins released

New Runtime Revolution, Dreamcard
plug-ins released 03/17/2005 04:01 AM
So Smart Software on Wednesday released four free plug-ins for use with the programming environments Runtime Revolution and Dreamcard. They include: Backups Picker, which monitors an unlimited number of projects and backs them up when they're modified; Stacks Picker, which opens, closes or starts any stacks organized in sets with one mouse click; Thumbnails Picker, an image processing utility; and ASCII Picker, which visualizes ASCII codes from 33 to 255 in all available fonts. Dreamcard is a feature-limited version of Runtime Revolution that's aimed at students, educators and hobbyists.

Runtime Revolution to Attend WWDC 2004

Runtime Revolution to Attend WWDC 2004 06/25/2004 08:29 AM
Runtime Revolution today announces that it will be attending the Apple World Wide Developers Conference, June 28th to June 30th in San Francisco. During WWDC 2004 Runtime Revolution will be showing off the features which are currently in development for the next phase of Revolution, the user-centric software development environment. Members of the public and the press are invited to attend the demo sessions, ask questions and try the latest features out for themselves. They are also invited to try out the currently available versions of Revolution Express, Studio and Enterprise.

Developer news: Runtime Revolution,
SimplyProjects, more

Developer news: Runtime Revolution,
SimplyProjects, more 11/12/2003 01:18 PM
Several developer products -- including Revolution, SimplyProjects and SQLLite -- have been updated.

Leading Author Dan Shafer to Present
Fifth Free Runtime Revolution Online
Programming Conference

Leading Author Dan Shafer to Present
Fifth Free Runtime Revolution Online
Programming Conference 06/24/2005 04:10 PM
Author will present at programming conference that will cover using properties and skins to create stunning multi-platform software. Free software accompanying the conference is available. The conference is open to all, even those who are using the free trial edition of Revolution. [PRWEB Jun 24, 2005]

Day Three at Macworld

Day Three at Macworld 01/10/2004 12:26 AM

MacWorld

MacWorld 01/06/2004 02:24 PM

Thoughts from the Macworld Keynote:

- Does anyone care about xserve? Who would serve up sites or services when you can get so much more power at a lower cost with linux or FreeBSD boxes?

- Why did they spend so much time on Office? people haven't used a new feature in word or excel since 1996

- Good lord did the iLife part drag on. Steve repeated everything a dozen times, then had a video recap at the end for what we just saw. The garageband section totally dragged at a snail's pace. It was clear they were filling time. Also, isn't Garageband.com going to be pissed they stole their trademarks?

- The biggest announcement everyone was waiting for is perhaps the biggest failure. They want to go after the low end flash-based music players that outsell the iPod, so what do they do? They go after their target market by pricing ourselves out of it. Steve said "for just $50 more than a regular flash player you get so much more" and the obvious thought is "for $50 more than that you get 4x as much storage in a real iPod". Apple should have made a $99 or $149 price point their only goal, and sold as much iPod they could for that price. A $250 crippled iPod is not a revolution, it's a market failure.

The positives:

- iPhoto no longer drags like a dog when you have more than 100 photos in it. They should have fixed that from the get go, but whatever, it looks fixed now.

- iTunes, iMovie, and iDVD got updates, but they look minor.

Day One At Macworld

Day One At Macworld 01/07/2004 01:41 PM

Macworld: Mac 911

Macworld: Mac 911 12/28/2003 11:22 AM

Day Two At Macworld

Day Two At Macworld 01/08/2004 07:20 PM

Macworld reviews in brief

Macworld reviews in brief 12/05/2003 03:19 AM
24U Email OSAX 2.2, Cookie Muncher 1.0.6, JumpDrive Secure, KidzMail 1.1.2, MacAstronomica 2.0.2, MacResponder 1.0.2, Mystical Lighting, PodQuest 1.0.1, TimeCache 5.1.5, WorkStrip 3.0, Zoom & Pan 3.0

As The Macworld Turns

As The Macworld Turns 01/17/2004 10:39 PM
Who cares about the iPod mini when there are servers to scrutinize? By Tom Yager (InfoWorld via MyAppleMenu)

Apple at Macworld: Is that all there is?

Apple at Macworld: Is that all there is? 01/09/2004 09:57 PM
ZDNet Jan 8 2004 9:26PM ET

Plenty to do outside of Macworld

Plenty to do outside of Macworld 01/05/2005 01:25 PM
As San Francisco gears up for next week's Macworld Conference & Expo, those heading to the show are finalizing plans for times for off-site activities. Now in its tenth year, the Hess Memorial Events List offers a comprehensive list of events surrounding Macworld, including book signings, parties, presentations and other special events. Those who wish, may also sign up for the Hess Party and Event List Newsletter to receive notices of events as they are announced. Anyone interested in meeting other Spymac members, mac_daddy1704 (Adam Jackson) has put together a list of activities. Find out more about what Jackson has organised for members to meet up and get to know each other while exploring San Francisco during Macworld week from his posted itinerary. San Francisco is full of free Wi-Fi locations, and list of San Francisco's Wi-FI hot spots could be useful for those on the go, or for those who don't want to pay for hotel internet access while in the city. A map of free Wi-Fi hot spots can be found at Bay Area FreeFi. No trip to San Fransciso would be complete without a trip to one of San Francisco's Apple stores. During the week of Macworld, the Apple Store San Francisco and Stonestown will be offering presentations on iPhoto, GarageBand, Mac OS X, iMovie, iPhoto, Final Cut Express, .Mac, and iPod and iTunes throughout the day, as well as several workshops and "Meet the Author" events. Driving directions, addresses and phone numbers, as well as the full calendar of events can be found on the Apple retail store page.

Macworld 2005

Macworld 2005 02/01/2005 10:08 PM
CNET News.com Jan 12 2005 7:42PM GMT

Macworld Boycott

Macworld Boycott 07/12/2004 09:12 PM
Outside Boston's convention center and many of the big hotels are several hundred Beantown tradesmen handing out bright neon-yellow leaflets. By Leander Kahney, Cult Of Mac (via MyAppleMenu)

What If They Held Macworld And Nobody
Came?

What If They Held Macworld And Nobody
Came? 07/12/2004 05:45 PM
By Leander Kahney, Cult Of Mac (via MyAppleMenu)

Apple At Macworld: Is That All There Is?

Apple At Macworld: Is That All There Is? 01/10/2004 12:30 AM
Even if [the announcements] make for a lackluster show in comparison to the Jobs' performances of the past, they're still exciting for Apple users. And at some level, that's quite enough. By David Coursey (ZDNet via MyAppleMenu)

Macworld feature: From VHS to DVD

Macworld feature: From VHS to DVD 06/04/2004 09:09 AM
Somewhere in your house is a drawer full of videotapes -- aging home movies shot with a big, bulky camcorder that may not even work anymore. You haven't watched these movies in years, but all this talk about the digital hub and iLife has got you thinking, "Why not transfer those old videos to the Mac and burn them to DVDs?" Transferring old film and video to DVD can be a time-consuming process -- but it's well worth the effort. This step-by-step guide will show you how to get set up and what to do with the movies once they're on your Mac.

Macworld A Little Bare, But Fun

Macworld A Little Bare, But Fun 01/10/2004 02:13 PM
The mood at Macworld 2004 is upbeat and boppy, but like Steve Jobs' opening keynote address on Tuesday, the show floor is a little bare. By Leander Kahney (Wired News via MyAppleMenu)

Macworld a Little Bare, But Fun

Macworld a Little Bare, But Fun 01/10/2004 07:17 AM
Steve Jobs wasn't as entertaining this year, and the iPod Mini is getting mixed reviews. No matter. Macworld attendees still manage to have fun roaming the show floor. By Leander Kahney.

Macworld Expo: It's Here

Macworld Expo: It's Here 07/13/2004 11:41 PM
There's still plenty for me to do here. Still a lot of cool stuff to see. By Jason Snell, Macworld (via MyAppleMenu)

Macworld walkabout

Macworld walkabout 02/01/2005 08:54 PM

Macworld 2005 has ended, and it was a big one. Apple dropped a low-cost computer on us, as well as an iPod with no LCD screen. Our interpid reporter Charles Jade was on the scene, both for Steve Jobs' keynote speech and to see who and what was on the floor of the Moscone Convention Center. He even found the time to ask some tough questions to some of the exhibitors:

"When is the 2GB RAM limit going to be lifted in PhotoShop?" It's the question I was asked to ask.

The guy began his script. "Do you mean a 2GB file size limit? Because through virtual memory Photoshop has always been able to—"

"No. I mean addressing more than 2GB of RAM."

Needless to say, he didn't get the answer he was hoping for. Along with Adobe, he also visited Microsoft, Aspyr, and several other companies and asked the hard questions. Check out his impressions of the just-concluded Macworld San Francisco.

Macworld secrets: Mac 911

Macworld secrets: Mac 911 12/13/2003 03:43 AM
Do you rue the range of your Graphite Base Station, seek softer cell-phone ring tones, find PC viruses vexing, or loathe the limitations of your iTunes music library? There's no need to feel hemmed in by transitory travails when help is at hand. This month's Mac 911 gives you a beneficial boost over each of these barriers.

Macworld Expo -- More (and Less) of the
Same

Macworld Expo -- More (and Less) of the
Same 01/07/2004 03:16 PM
Steve Jobs' Macworld keynote speech was less spectacular than usual, though he did introduce a couple of interesting new products.

The Death Of Macworld

The Death Of Macworld 01/07/2004 06:16 PM
Sure, there was a lot of new and improved, but that is an everyday event at Apple. By Steve Consilvio (MyMac.com via MyAppleMenu)

Macworld: Looking back on the Mac

Macworld: Looking back on the Mac 01/24/2004 10:16 AM

Macworld Help Desk: Mac 911

Macworld Help Desk: Mac 911 04/13/2004 04:57 PM
Like the gophers who decimated Chris Breen's recent agricultural efforts, this month's Mac 911 digs beneath the surface to expose the difficulties of converting iTunes music files, extracting video files from DVDs, putting an end to Office snooping, and bringing light to dim PowerBook keyboards.

MacWorld Report

MacWorld Report 01/07/2004 01:54 PM
So, I won't bore you with the details, but rather a personal perspective on MacWorld Expo SF.
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