Inspector Pro 3.1, an update to the tool for analyzing FileMaker database systems, lets developers use interactive data visualization to gain insight into their FileMaker Pro solutions. Inspector Pro 3.1′s new Script Universe and Script & Calculation Trees (currently Mac-only) provide unique, interactive views of database elements. Continue reading »
The Craft of FileMaker has announced they will be hosting their next Design Studio for FileMaker Pro Developers October 24th – 26th in New York City. This intensive, three day, learning experience will be lead by veteran FileMaker Developer’s Conference Speaker Don Levan, President of Vanguard Custom Software and Founder of the Craft of FileMaker.
360Works, a leading FileMaker product developer and innovator, has announced the immediate availability of SuperContainer 2.75, which has been optimized to support FileMaker Go on iPhone and iPad. The update does not require any programming or database changes for existing SuperContainer users.
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Every month FMWebschool releases an exciting FileMaker newsletter to over 8800 FileMaker enthusiasts. Each issue is chock full of free FileMaker sample files, how-to workshops and articles on how to grow your business. To make sure you don’t miss out on the opportunity to get the FM Messenger and Mac Address Sync sample files be sure to sign up before Monday August 3rd. Continue reading »
FMWebschool today announces a free MacWorld Expo contacts and exhibitor FileMaker 10 database for the Apple iPhone as well as a free FileMaker powered contacts and exhibitor website for the iPhone. Continue reading »
This sounds extremely interesting. FmPro Migrator is designed primarily for converting FileMaker Pro layouts and ScriptMaker(TM) scripts into Revolution Stacks. As listed below, it can also be used to move Access format files into Filemaker. Continue reading »
I have not had a chance to test out Apple’s new iWork beyond a cursory look. On that first skim however, it doesn’t look like a program to rival the functionality of AppleWorks. Ted Bade also will miss Appleworks, as he writes in his latest column in “MacCompanion” …
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