Meeting at Mortimer Zuckerman Research Center, Sloan Kettering Institute
Details
- Is the FileMaker platform “low code” or “pro code”? (trick question)
It is both! Many FileMaker projects start off as useful “low code” systems…and grow over time into “pro code” systems.
The FileMaker platform development environment offers an awesome set of tools to build systems that can run entire organizations and/or workgroups.
The challenge in FileMaker platform development is usually not “can I do that?”, but rather “I could do that 3 different ways…which one is the best?”
Should we deploy to desktop, mobile, and/or the web?
Should we integrate with web services, desktop applications, and/or “big iron” SQL based databases?
Should we use plug-ins?
Etc.
Join us as we share ideas and stories about nurturing FileMaker systems from low code to pro code…with best practices along the way.
- FileMaker systems require valid data!
Validating field data entry is one of the most important techniques required for building robust FileMaker systems. It is also one of the hardest things to get right.
Join us for a deep dive into this important topic. We will start with a newly released infographic laying out how the technical details work…and finish up with a set of best practices that can be incorporated into your developer tool kit.
Bring your ideas and questions. See you there.
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Bring your FileMaker questions and ask the audience. It is amazing how many problems a group of FileMaker developers can solve.
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Picks and Tips of the Month: Short bits or bytes of interest to our NYFMP.org group members.
Meeting Location:
Mortimer Zuckerman Research Center
Sloan Kettering Institute
417 East 68th St. (between York & 1st Ave., closer to York)
Room ZRC-136
Guests should mention they are attending the New York FileMaker Developers’ Group meeting, and the security guard will provide directions.
5:30 pm Meet & Greet
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Presentation
Thanks go to Steven Cappiello and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center…our hosts.
[Optional] RSVP on Meetup
See you there!
Meeting at Mortimer Zuckerman Research Center, Sloan Kettering Institute