Very - VERY noob question
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Very - VERY noob question
Hi All
I'm brand new here, so heres a total noob question... ( be gentle )
I've just found RunRev and I have to say, I''m really excited about the potential of this beast - the last time I was this hyped up was when I first ran into Director (about 15 years ago ) and more recently RapidWeaver by RealMacSoftware.
I currently have 25 Apps on the Apple App store and am about to release a similar number for Android - but these were all done the hard way in XCode and Eclipse
So.. here goes
Are we seriously saying that I can take 1 set of scripts / graphics / media and with the appropriate platform tweaks - deploy across OSX / Windows / iOS ?
I appreciate that I need to do some serious reading - get completely radical and do some tutorials etc - but thats a small price to pay
Thanks
Mark
I'm brand new here, so heres a total noob question... ( be gentle )
I've just found RunRev and I have to say, I''m really excited about the potential of this beast - the last time I was this hyped up was when I first ran into Director (about 15 years ago ) and more recently RapidWeaver by RealMacSoftware.
I currently have 25 Apps on the Apple App store and am about to release a similar number for Android - but these were all done the hard way in XCode and Eclipse
So.. here goes
Are we seriously saying that I can take 1 set of scripts / graphics / media and with the appropriate platform tweaks - deploy across OSX / Windows / iOS ?
I appreciate that I need to do some serious reading - get completely radical and do some tutorials etc - but thats a small price to pay
Thanks
Mark
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Re: Very - VERY noob question
Welcome aboard, Mark. Yes, in general terms you'll be able to share code and objects between platforms. But given the differences between the platforms, it can be useful to factor the business logic of an app from its UI, using different UI stacks for mobile and desktop.
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Re: Very - VERY noob question
Thanks for the welcome - and the informative website - Now I have even more to digest! 

Re: Very - VERY noob question
Hi Mark,
and here some more to digest:
http://www.runrev.com/developers/lesson ... nferences/
Best
Klaus
and here some more to digest:
http://www.runrev.com/developers/lesson ... nferences/

Best
Klaus
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Re: Very - VERY noob question
even better - Thanks
I have to admit the whole metaphor is a bit weird right now - I'm more used to webpages
I think what I would like to do - as a first step - is a simple graphics slideshow - with iPad swipes to navigate and swap images depending on orientation
I'll do my best to track down sample file to pull apart
I have to admit the whole metaphor is a bit weird right now - I'm more used to webpages
I think what I would like to do - as a first step - is a simple graphics slideshow - with iPad swipes to navigate and swap images depending on orientation
I'll do my best to track down sample file to pull apart
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Re: Very - VERY noob question
Mark,Mark Clarke wrote:even better - Thanks
I think what I would like to do - as a first step - is a simple graphics slideshow - with iPad swipes to navigate and swap images depending on orientation
If you get stuck let us know.
-- Mark
macOS 12.6.5 (Monterey), Xcode 14.2, LC 10.0.0, iOS 15.6.1
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