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... good PR and marketing program positions modharbour.org as experts. Expand User Base: Marketing and PR help make the project appealing to a broader audience.

... from HTML but also need some database functionality - just like the Jet(access) engine users back in the day on the WEB - would be a big target audience for us. But unfortunately, the view here is MVC and SQL. I agree.

... from HTML but also need some database functionality - just like the Jet(access) engine users back in the day on the WEB - would be a big target audience for us. But unfortunately, the view here is MVC and SQL. One more question: ChatGPT gave me an answer, suggesting I should use FFI. Does HARBOUR ...

... latest posts in a report? You could then display this list always updated, for example here in FIVEWIN forum, and would then surely reach a wider audience. I use a webpage with important links, but it is hard to follow all to see if there is news. Best regards, Otto https://mybergland.com/fwforum/forums3.jpg ...

... an "intuitive interface". My concern today is that our young people are encouraged to create and dream, but they have no clue about the audience for whom they are building programs. It doesn't matter if you use Visual Studio, or any other tool. They simply do not know the job for which ...

... go this way because I have never been a user of FiveWin. Having said that, I am now convinced that porting Five* to HbQt will address much wider audience then one could expect because 1) FiveWin consumes same compiler, 2) FiveWin community is already immune to GUI, and 3) FiveWin community is ...

... If you could see the sales figures it would help. If a store has 500,000 items, then maybe there are 100 like what you are posting. What is the audience for your software ? If it is a business application, the audience is small. If you develop an app, and sell it for $1, and you sell 500 copies, ...

damianodec There is no good answer to your question .. Things to consider for the type of database to use depends on your audience and their infrastructure. My personal opinion is this : 1) .dbf\cdx is great for local applications to be run on a single computer or shared on a network ...

... the code, you can hook into your applications, if ever there is a need to be. Thank you for opening yourself. It has clarified few points to FWH audience.

... installations .. and SQL Server for 'enterprise' lan\wan applications. I don't think there is 'one size fits all' and depending on your target audience .. DBFCDX in a small lan environment seems to work best for me. I do like ADS .. I still use it, even for Enterprise solutions .. however, ...

... or wrong way to do it .. only good choices, better choices and 'not' so good choices. Things we all have to keep in mind : 1) who is our indended audience\users 2) what platform ( deskops ) will our app run 3) back end tables, Oracle, Sql Server, db2, ADS, .dbf\cdx..ntx 4) Win32, Win64, Web .. ...

... efforts here .. don't give up !! I hope it leads to a very promising venture for you .. and I think you are going to have a willing and attentive audience. Rick Lipkin SC Dept of Health, USA

... safe to say he was burned out with some unpleasant experiences "marketing" GX and so he moved on to the Visual Studio crowd hoping for a better audience for his products. I found GX to be stable and encouraged him to bring the same features to 32 bit. I think its fair to say he was frustrated ...

... safe to say he was burned out with some unpleasant experiences "marketing" GX and so he moved on to the Visual Studio crowd hoping for a better audience for his products. I found GX to be stable and encouraged him to bring the same features to 32 bit. I think its fair to say he was frustrated ...