Yet another new person!
As the latest person to join Linear Blue I should probably introduce myself to everyone and make a start on my first blog entry here.
As the latest person to join Linear Blue I should probably introduce myself to everyone and make a start on my first blog entry here.
It would be rude not to introduce myself and start blogging! I will start by telling you a little bit about myself first.
Automated server based scripts for Importing or Exporting are a great way of moving time consuming jobs away from users. Whether it is exporting a report from a complex find or generating records overnight to save the users time during the day, there are two very important things to remember.
I need to start by saying sorry for not blogging in ages! We’ve been very busy (which can only be a good thing!)
Friday night started with the Welcome Reception by the Product Showcase. A great chance to network, talk to developers & exhibitors and grab a bite to eat. Of course the food was excellent, however I’m sure I’m not alone in saying that I was disappointed to not see any chicken
First apologies for the disappearance over the last few weeks. Things have got rather busy of late.
Anyway it’s finally here DevCon 2009 and as of Sunday I’ll be jetting off to San Francisco ready to absorb all the latest tip & tricks and immerse myself in the world of FileMaker once again.
I’ve been working with FileMaker for over 20 years and the question that always arises is ‘Why do you use FileMaker?’ or ‘Is FileMaker the right platform to develop our database on?’.
A quick, and if we’re honest, slightly ego based one today.
Now, anyone involved in the FileMaker community will be aware that a few months back FileMaker 10 was released. Well, today we received conformation that our development director, Paul de Halle, has become one of the first developers in the UK to be FileMaker 10 Certified. And, to be honest, we’re all rather proud!
I’ve been working with FileMaker for over 20 years and the question that always arises is ‘Why do you use FileMaker?’ or ‘Is FileMaker the right platform to develop our database on?’.
Just do it!
You know, as I write this now, things are good. I feel very satisfied with myself. You see, I had a number of things I needed to do this week. A mixture of urgent, important and the ones that I couldn’t be bothered to do and had been putting off for as long as possible. We all have them! So, I decided to get my head down and not look up until I had crossed one thing off from each category. Seemed simple enough.