SOLARUG

[...] … Ignore it until it shows up. In the meantime, one of the things I have discovered about Web Edition in organizing two online user group meetings is that there are several people in the Real [...]

[...] would like the projects and would like to join us May 5 to show your own Web Widget made with Web Edition, you may still sign up on our meeting page. Enjoy! -Brad   [...]

[...] Real Studio its magic. I think that 5 years from now, Real Software’s bet on Web Edition rather than either mobile platform – if in retrospect, it looks that way even though it [...]

[...] Leatherman: The Real Studio of Tools Interesting topic brewing on the NUG today… Isn’t it time that Real Studio [...]

[...] Bob Keeney posted an open letter to Real Software about how he is worried with the delay for Real Studio 2012r1. Here is why I’m not worried: Pretty much everyone who has seen the new IDE in the [...]

[...] the following in a super-secret group today: My advice to anyone who is getting antsy about the new IDE… Ignore it until it shows up. In the meantime, one of the things I have discovered about [...]

[...] Studio 2012r1. Here is why I’m not worried: Pretty much everyone who has seen the new IDE in the past year has said that it is beautiful. Strategic bridge burning forces one to [...]

[...] Bob Keeney posted an open letter to Real Software about how he is worried with the delay for Real Studio 2012r1. Here is why I’m not [...]

[...] just about all of us – that gives Real Studio its magic. I think that 5 years from now, Real Software’s bet on Web Edition rather than either mobile platform – if in retrospect, it looks [...]

[...] , some attendees will demonstrate web widgets they were able to create. BTW, that web widget is highly configurable. Check out the configurator page. No, you can’t embed our [...]

[...] did not sign up, but would like the projects and would like to join us May 5 to show your own Web Widget made with Web Edition, you may still sign up on our meeting page. Enjoy! -Brad   [...]

Well, I screwed up the video again. No audio from participants. There is some problem between SnapX Pro and GoToMeeting and underlying audio channels. [...]

Short recap of yesterday’s meeting. There were 10 attendees, self included. The meeting was almost 2 hours. I walked them through three steps of [...]

[...] with one of the April 26 participants. We had two widget demos. Trisha Duke used the Tweet widget as a starting point and made a birthday widget, complete with a configurator. I demoed [...]

[...] switched my Web Edition deployments there on the promise that they provided support for 32-bit apps. The issue was that my Vision Board app (briefly demonstrated at the March SOLARUG meeting) was [...]

[...] next meeting. So, here’s a quick summary. I did a two slide Keynote presentation on a widget scenario I discussed with one of the April 26 participants. We had two widget demos. Trisha Duke used [...]

[...] on a widget scenario I discussed with one of the April 26 participants. We had two widget demos. Trisha Duke used the Tweet widget as a starting point and made a birthday widget, complete [...]