With great excitement, we announce the availability of the Alpha 1 release of DataFlex 2020! DataFlex 2020 allows developers to build 64-bit and 32-bit applications in the Studio and to use and integrate Unicode - the...
MySQL and the compatible MariaDB database running on Linux Servers are now supported with DataFlex applications. Recent comparative testing between MySQL running on equivalent Windows and Linux Servers confirmed that from...
Due to the global Covid-19 pandemic, EDUC, the European DataFlex Users Conference, has been relaunched as a totally on-line, virtual event including the full conference agenda and training. By going virtual, DataFlex developers...
As people and businesses around the world respond to the Covid-19 pandemic declared by the World Health Organization (WHO) and U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) advice, we want to let you know how Data...
Dynamic Objects extend the WebApp Framework with the capability to dynamically create web objects at runtime. In this video course, we take a more in-depth look at dynamic objects and what to do with them. Over the course...
The standard WebImage control displays images nicely, but does not allow zooming in or out. The WebImageZoom takes care of this, allowing you to zoom in with both your mouse, or your fingers on a mobile device. In this video...
It is with great sadness that we convey that our friend and colleague, Fern Bazerghi, passed away peacefully in his sleep early this morning. Fern has been battling cancer since late 2018. He fought hard to beat the disease...
HTTPS protects user entered data, keeps the headers, content and URLs of all transferred pages private and protects your content from malicious tampering such as changing words or images or even injecting external scripts....
Adding security and scalability to your web application deployments using the DataFlex Security, Performance, Load-Balancing and Fail-over (SPLF) server is easier than ever. In this video course Stephen Meeley shows how...
The Printer Driver Analyzer is a small but powerful tool that enumerates the printer drivers, and their capabilities, on your machine. This enables you to see pertinent information like supported paper names, paper size,...
