February 25, 2021 in FileMaker (E) [prMac.com] Fremont, California - .com Solutions Inc. announces a major update of the LiveCode Conversion feature in FmPro Migrator Platinum Edition. This feature supports the conversion of FileMaker Pro, Visual FoxPro and Microsoft Access databases into a functional LiveCode stack file. All customers now receive the FmPro Migrator Platinum Edition features for the $99 standard pricing, including the conversion of 250 layouts/forms/reports per project.
One of the advantages of converting to LiveCode includes being able to deploy cross-platform apps (macOS, Windows, Linux, IOS, Android & HTML5) royalty-free to an unlimited number of users. Depending upon the customer base, developers can experience a six figure revenue increase as a result of using royalty-free app distribution.
FileMaker Pro developer Claris introduces new training program
Apple-owned Claris, previously known as FileMaker Inc, has announced what it s calling a new training program. Really a continuation of an existing collaboration with training company Qwasar Silicon Valley, the revised program teaches app development using FileMaker Pro, and now hopes to attract more diverse developers. Closing the massive IT skills gap facing so many businesses and increasing diversity in the tech industry can t happen without broader access to training and technology, said Brad Freitag, Claris CEO, in a statement. Qwasar and Claris are both committed to removing barriers by combining solid workforce education with a low-code platform that helps strengthen learners skills in app development, he continued.
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If you re a long-time Windows user, jumping over to macOS may seem to need a lot of effort, but it s a lot easier than it appears at first glance. Here s what you need to know about switching over from PC to Mac.
Most PC users who make the transition over to Mac have to come to terms with what appears to be a major change in the way they think about computing, as Mac and PC seem to be very different environments. This may have been a big hurdle years ago, but after years of people using iPhones and iPads, as well as a greater push for ease-of-use by developers in general, switching isn t really as hard as it appears.
Mac developers are currently in the midst of a major hardware architecture transition. But for some app makers, this is the third time that they have done this.
After years of rumors, Apple announced the transition to first-party Apple Silicon chips in 2020. Then the first Macs with a proprietary M1 processor launched in November and apps started taking advantage of the new speed.
Although the transition is expected to take two years in total, Apple offered a system and devices to make the process easier on both consumers and developers. Existing apps that work with macOS Big Sur can at least in theory simply run as normal on M1.