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... cyclical trends. For instance, there was a move away from monolithic applications towards microservice-based architectures, and now there are discussions about "monoliths done right". So, it wouldn't be surprising if simpler programming languages or approaches experience a renaissance ...

... disruptive for forums - I see the "Phone Book Effect". Who uses phone books anymore?" We urge all developers to actively engage in discussions, be open to diverse opinions, and value the contributions of their peers. I am not aware of such a collegial, friendly, and good forum as ...

... and guidance. Their presence enhances the quality of the forums and contributes to the growth of its members. Quality and Trust The quality of discussions in a forum is a defining feature. If forums provide high-quality posts and reliable information, they become a trusted source for developers. ...

I won't be able to start until August, but at that time I will being working nearly entirely on development for both MacOS as well as Linux. I already do both, but not with any kind of regularity to this point. I look forward to the discussions that will bring.

Tim,

TimStone wrote:I will study the example, but it also refers us to the forum for discussions. That is what I'm needing to filter through. I want to review that input.

Feel free to ask any questions at https://discord.gg/bq8a9yGMWh (I will practice English... )

C.

... and this would be the perfect solution, accessible from essentially any device. I will study the example, but it also refers us to the forum for discussions. That is what I'm needing to filter through. I want to review that input. It is a worthy approach and I look forward to studying it for ...

... in one, but more recently it was easy to skip it. Instead of an external one in distribution, I simply included it in my .rc file. Reviewing discussions, that seems to be good. Posts would suggest that current manifest files should include "a lot of things", but for what purpose ...

... in one, but more recently it was easy to skip it. Instead of an external one in distribution, I simply included it in my .rc file. Reviewing discussions, that seems to be good. Posts would suggest that current manifest files should include "a lot of things", but for what purpose ...

Marc, There have been a number of recent forum discussions about filters vs scopes. The basics are that with a filter you have to read every record in the database, but with a scope you only read the records within the scope. For example, you are ...

Similar discussions are: https://groups.google.com/g/harbour-users/c/K1zokpP0K6I/m/6wS8IIuDBQAJ+ https://groups.google.com/g/harbour-users/c/Ge4dnbgGTGc/m/lVgkZEOLy3sJ https://groups.google.com/g/harbour-users/c/piZSdzt2drI/m/x-S1EeUNAgAJ ...

... main challenge here is understand the web paradigm. Charly was extremely precise in his explanation. Here in the modharbour forum there's a lot of discussions and topics about it, I also recommend you to take a look at it: https://forum.modharbour.app/viewforum.php?f=5

Otto, In no way is this situation like the discussions about DOS vs Windows. My comments point to very specific issues relative to the application I have written and distributed for nearly 39 years. I made the transition to Windows with no hesitation ...

Time,
That reminds me of the DOS vs. WINDOWS discussions. How needs WINDOWS? You can't do in WINDOWS all that what we have in DOS, etc.

Best regards,
Otto

the parent class has problems There are no problems. You just need to know how to use the class. I respect you and I don't want to keep fueling discussions with you let's do this I start studying the classes, I just copied an old source of an old program that I didn't do and I recompiled it and ...

... and involves about 1500 lines of code, so it would be a bit difficult to "condense" into a testable size. I look forward to the further discussions on this topic.