FileMaker 18: More Impressive Than First Impressions
FileMaker 18 was released yesterday (May 22, 2019), and naturally, we’re excited about having new toys to play with. This release, on first glance, doesn’t
Sharing the Load
The FileMaker platform is truthfully quite good at integrating with other systems. Between its Data API, support for JSON functionality, ODBC, and JDBC, and the
Special Delivery, Part 2
In my last Special Delivery post, I described the workflow for using the FileMaker Data API to push data from one database to another. I
Happy to Share
(Unlike the kids in the picture …) I’ve just been given the pleasure of presenting to Women Innovating Together‘s first virtual meet-up. First time I’ve
Special Delivery
We’re about to release version 3.0 of the iCare solution for our customer, Lullaboo Childcare. It’s a large release, with a lot of new functionality.
Wrapping It Up
One of the little annoyances with database management is that a lot of database systems address items by their text names – the names the
Revelations: FileMaker Developer Conference 2018
I’ve just returned from the 2018 FileMaker Developer Conference. It was my first year attending as a member of the FileMaker Business Alliance, so the
Sweet Sixteen, Part 2: Web Served
It’s been too long, but we can finally get back to our Sweet Sixteen series of posts on the new features of FileMaker 16. One
FileMaker Developer Conference 2017: Lessons Learned
That was probably the most interesting conference I’ve been to … I just returned from the 2017 FileMaker Developer Conference. I’ve blogged about the conference
Sweet Sixteen, Part 1: Cards Up Your Sleeve
This is the first of our Sweet Sixteen posts, looking at some of our top favorite new features in FileMaker 16. This time around, we’re
Sweet Sixteen
I’ve been playing with FileMaker 16 for a few weeks now. And I am impressed. There are a lot of expanded and new capabilities that
I Stink at Keeping Secrets!
I’ve been holding off on posting for a bit, because there’s some news I’ve been itching to share, but was asked to keep quiet. Until