The On-Rev playground

Jacqueline Landman Gay

My company site doesn’t allow me much latitude to play and experiment. RunRev’s new On-Rev server technology does, so here we are.

As I tinker, some of it will end up here. There is also some non-Rev material, a little writing, which you can find in the links at the right. And then there's the birds, of course.

The code examples work and they're real. Other than that, I wouldn’t take anything here too seriously if I were you.

 

Our chief engineer at work

Chief engineer Chief engineer

 

From the mailing list

Jacque: I've got an interface problem I can't decide how to solve, maybe some of you have ideas. (Describes problem.)
Craig: I recommend asking Jacque. She always knows what to do.
Stephen: I sense recursion on this topic.
Jacque: It's true I have been known at times to be somewhat loopy.
Devin: So is Jacque.
Mark: I sense recursion on this topic.

 

Today’s Snapple bottle cap

#81: Alaska has more caribou than people.

 

Code Bits

  • On-Rev CGI example: A rotating image display that uses very little code, thanks to iRev scripting. Gives you a look at my own garden flowers too.

  • Dual Revlets: How to embed multiple stacks on a single page that communicate with each other.

  • CGIs in irev pages. Combine old-style Rev CGIs with on-rev scripts.

Games

  • MadLibs Make a crazy story. You never know what you'll get. Madlibs is an experiment using posted data within an iRev script.

  • Guess! We can guess any number you’re thinking about. Try it. You’ll need the RunRev plugin for this one.

  • Blocks, the addictive time waster, is now a revlet. Play online.

Jacque’s pen

The birds