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[ANN] CWP User Group - Monday at DevCon 2017

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Hi all
 
Come join us at the 11th annual CWP User Group at DevCon: Monday, July 24, 3:30–5:30pm  (before the 6pm opening keynote).
 
Do you have something you might like to share with the group?  Please let me know.  We're always looking for new people! 
 
Everyone's welcome.  Hope to see you there!
 
-Joel
 
http://jsfmp.com/cwp-user-group
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Joel Shapiro
FileMaker Pro
: database design
: web development
http://jsfmp.com
415-269-5055
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What would you like to see? FX.php and pyFileMaker is already old news. FXSwift? There is already fm perfect. FXAngular? There is already fmAngularJS. However that is a bit dated. There should be fmAngular for Angular4 by now. FXObjc? Or perhaps FXHaskell? Or perhaps just general use cases of existing technology.

Edited by ggt667

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Hey GGT!

Thanks for replying :)

Which one(s) do you use for Custom Web Publishing?

-Joel

 

  • 2 weeks later...
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Hey GGT

I tried emailing you.

Please contact me if you'd like to share something at the CWP User Group at DevCon.

Thanks,
-Joel

  • 1 month later...
On 3 May, 2017 at 7:30 PM, Joel Shapiro said:

Which one(s) do you use for Custom Web Publishing?

I use crontab in combination with postgres FDW( JDBC flavour ) and FX.php for dynamic data to feed the web depending on web load of the project, FileMaker as editorial tool and single source of truth; I use FX.php for writing data from the www to FileMaker.

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