• How the Message Path Works. Since messages may be passed or acted upon and then passed up through the application, you have so much flexibility in deciding where you put your scripts.
• What You Can do with the Message Box. It is so very extremely easy to create a new object in Revolution – “new button” in the message box gives you a new button. It is easy to forget that the Revolution engine is interactive.
• Groups as Backgrounds. Groups are powerful, but they are confusing if you futz about with them when all you need is a repeated object or background that appears on all cards in a particular stack or sub-stack.
• Custom Properties. It is easy to forget that if a property doesn’t already exist, you aren’t stuck.
• It Probably Does What You Want Already. I had a lot of questions about FTP and other internet protocols, all of which I know Revolution supports, and probably not all that less advanced than those RIAs.

Mirye Software Publishing will be providing Campers with free copies of Runtime Revolution Media Edition. You have to participate in the event to get one of these. They will also get a free copy of Valentina Community Server.

I will be blogging this event, which will be held at the Adobe Conference Center, 801 N 34th St., Seattle. Some important links to know if you are planning on attending.

RSVP with Mirye. Let other Rev and Valentina users know you are going.
RSVP the Event and Get Your Badge.
Get listed on Facebook
BarCamp Seattle Twitter. Watch this brighten up during the event.