Dave:
Thank you so much for that excellent description of the path you took. Though
it is all hard work ahead doing it, as you point out, it will likely help
getting my head wrapped around the new 4D language. For ADE (Argus Development
Environment) I had the ADE create the documentation
Hi Jody,
Well, I started completely from scratch (regarding frontend
development) about 6 months ago. I'd been avoiding it and finally had
a situation where it was needed.
I don't know if this is the best route, but it's the one I took.
Javascript:
I choose scrimba.com for learning HTML, CSS,
Jody,
This is an area that I am fairly passionate about.
20+ Years ago I was writing html to 4D page processing and used a few
frameworks like ExtJS.
4 Years ago I wrote an entire REST stack for a fairly large system as the first
step to being able to provide data access for reporting. It
I will add (others can fell free to differ)
I have done a (very) small amount of work with/learning React (about 3 months).
It is (to me) a VERY steep learning curve, and unless you NEED, I feel that
simple Javascript is going to be a better friend.
Chip
> On Oct 20, 2021, at 1:17 PM, Jody
My 2¢ is that you should start with simple server side rendered html (i.e,
use the 4D Transformation Tags in templates sent with WEB SEND
FILE($t_responseToSend)). Don't worry about using front-end technology
until you need it (and, you really only need it (and REST APIs) if some
other system (an
I have asked a similar question over on the FORUM, and got two responses. I
know more people than two have developed web pages and 4D applications working
together.
I really need to get into designing both.
- The advantage I have is that I am starting from scratch with web development
and 4D
On Wed, Apr 5, 2017 at 2:26 PM, Lee Hinde via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com>
wrote:
> I don’t even recognize the guy in the mirror.
How could you that guy is me;)
Chuck
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