Apple's FileMaker Inc subsidiary rebranded back to Claris!
To celebrate, Krazy Ken time-travels through old versions of the FileMaker software on his Macintosh TV.
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Learning Claris FileMaker
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Give life to your data with an easy to use database ... I'll share cool FileMaker stuff for you, avoiding the programming part of it as much as I can. #WorkplaceInnovationPlatform #Claris
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Because of the Latest FileMaker 16 release, we have updated our History of FileMaker Infographic.
Not only has FileMaker 16 been released this year, but FileMaker Cloud was launched as well.
FileMaker has taken a much more collaborative approach to the system and we at CoreSolutions are excited to continue to work with FileMaker, Inc.
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A quick video to demonstrate the Nutshell database software from the 1980's - this software eventually became the Filemaker product from Claris and eventually Apple.
Didier Daglinckx's insight:
Also look at Nutshell Database - Predecessor to Filemaker -2
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At DevCon this morning (2019 Aug 6), CEO Brad Freitag announced that FileMaker is rebranding as Claris.
The presentation concluded with their new mission statement, “Power to the Problem Solvers.”
We couldn’t be more excited about this change.
So here’s the history of FileMaker and Claris: ...
Didier Daglinckx's insight:
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FileMaker 16 is the most important release since FileMaker 7.
It fundamentally changes both what you can do with the FileMaker platform and how you can do it. It provides first class connectivity to the global API economy, better user interface design tools, and new scripting and calculation features, that make it easier to write better, testable code. These add up to radical new opportunities for those developers and business who choose to take advantage of them. Maybe We Should Too
There was no internet to speak of. Most FileMaker systems were written by 1 or 2 people and ran on a local area network. Today applications are collaboratively written by hundreds or even thousands of people and then run in an always available global network of applications, APIs, and services. But we may need to change how we think in order to make the most of what we have been given.
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Read more on Geistinteractive blog !
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These are some good times to be in the FileMaker community. Because of all this positive energy, we wanted to create something that really showcased how far FileMaker has come.
Please enjoy our History of FileMaker Infographic.
Didier Daglinckx's insight:
Also look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FileMaker
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