Yesterday there was a blog post by Ton Blankers on Uniface.info covering HTML5, Javascript and CSS3 Training Videos for Uniface Developers.
This post highlights a special series of training videos on web topics for Uniface developers. They are available on Uniface.info, and include both introductory and more advanced videos.
They're well worth checking out, as they cover things like Canvas, Geolocation, LocalStorage, JSON and more.
Summary: Check out the full blog post here for more details and links to the videos.
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Friday, 8 July 2016
Friday, 24 July 2015
Where to put your code
There's an interesting blog post by Dennis Vorst gone up on the Uniface.info blog, titled Where to put your code. As the title suggests, it's about which places are best for different types of code, based on their content.
There are a number of options; conceptual at the entity or field level, locally at the entity or field level, within the component, a local procedure or a global procedure. All of these have their merits.
I've posted my response, defending the mighty global procedure, but why don't you have a read and add your opinion in the comments?
Summary: Check out this blog post... http://unifaceinfo.com/where-to-put-your-code
There are a number of options; conceptual at the entity or field level, locally at the entity or field level, within the component, a local procedure or a global procedure. All of these have their merits.
I've posted my response, defending the mighty global procedure, but why don't you have a read and add your opinion in the comments?
Summary: Check out this blog post... http://unifaceinfo.com/where-to-put-your-code
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Monday, 28 May 2012
Useful links
For a few weeks before I started this blog, I looked around to try and find what Uniface resources there were available, such as blogs and forums. The list wasn't long, but I've also been researching to find out how active they are. Here is the list I've come up with...
Official Compuware links...
- Compuware - http://www.compuware.com/rapid-application-development
- Uniface Community - http://uniface.communityzero.com / http://uniface.info
- Uniface University - http://training.uniface.com
Social links...
- Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/unifacepage
- Twitter - http://twitter.com/#!/uniface
- YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/unifacesme
- LinkedIn - http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=27408
Active sites...
- Forum: uDev - http://www.udev.info
- Forum: The Uniface Related Form (TURF) - http://hosted.byjones.net/turf
- Blog: The Uniface Universe - http://theunifaceuniverse.blogspot.com
- Blog: Uniface Fans - http://users.skynet.be/unifans
Semi-active sites...
- Blog: Pat Walsh - http://www.patwalsh.co.uk/tag/uniface (last updated 13/10/2011)
- Blog: Uniface James - http://unifacejames.blogspot.com (last updated 15/09/2011)
- Blog: Hacking UnifAce - http://nodebug.blogspot.com (last updated 11/05/2011)
Inactive sites...
- Blog: Do IT Ourselves (dITo) - http://www.uli-merkel.de/dito (last updated 18/02/2009)
- Forum: Professional Uniface Users Universe ($UUU) - http://puuu.org (last updated 14/09/2008)
- Blog: Tony Marston - http://www.tonymarston.net/uniface (last updated 06/08/2006)
I hope you find these links useful - please post more in the comments if you have them.
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