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
The Road Ahead
This is kind of a cool development. FileMaker, Inc., has been taking some heat in the last year or so for being too secretive about
Cloudy Weather Approaching
Some interesting news: FileMaker, Inc., has joined the world of cloud hosting. They’re offering a new service called, oddly enough, FileMaker Cloud. We first saw
Persistence
One thing I do for learning is listen to podcasts. Convenient, portable, and very engaging. There are so many podcasts out there it’s impossible to
Goodbye, Dear Friend
I’m going to take a break from posting on things FileMaker for a bit. Something personally important has happened to us here at Net Caster
It Happened in Vegas, But I Can’t Leave It There
It’s just too good to leave behind. What am I talking about? FileMaker Developer Conference 2016, of course. Yes, we were in Las Vegas, Nevada,
Ooh! It’s Shiny!
Well, I realize I’m a little late out of the gate with this, but … FileMaker 15 is out! Yeah, baby! So, first impressions: No