When you have a database system that is designed to work on multiple sites you have a couple of options; remotely host the solution on Citrix or Terminal services, or have it local to each site and synchronize the data.
After being a total geek this morning and queueing up with the hundreds of other Apple fans, I just want to wish the team at the new Apple Store, Reading all the very best of luck and say how glad we are, at Linear Blue, to see a local Apple Store in Reading.
Attention FileMaker friends and DevCon attendees: MightyData will host a contest at this year’s conference called FileMaker Feud.
Linear Blue are proud to announce that one of our Senior FileMaker Developers – Damian Kelly has passed the Oracle Certified Professional MySQL 5.0 Developer exam. This compliments our expanding web development team where Damian will offer an excellent level of support and assistance.
For all those UK TechNet members out there, just to let you know I’ll be giving a preview of one of my DevCon talks at the next TechNet meeting, only we’ll be expanding it into more of a workshop – so bring your laptops.
Unit testing involves testing software at a component level to ensure that each element is functioning correctly. This differs from system testing where we determine whether the complete system is working as expected.
If you have ever tried writing an XSLT to import data into filemaker, you will know that it is not very easy, unless you know XSLT in detail.
Welcome to Pt II of the sub-summary portal tricks post. As it continues straight from the first post it may be worth skimming through that post.
As a bespoke development company we often utilise FileMaker as a development platform to design software systems for our clients that are locked down to allow for a robust environment. The disadvantage of this is that end users are locked away from the great reporting power of Filemaker Pro.
