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 and music, 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

#93: A kangaroo can jump 30 feet.

 

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