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The other player in the space is Filemaker Pro - a fair bit nicer to work with than Access, although still fairly horrible from an internals point of view (I th
by anthonyb 15y ago
The other player in the space is Filemaker Pro - a fair bit nicer to work with than Access, although still fairly horrible from an internals point of view (I think they've moved to using proper SQL and everything since I last used it though).
- trafficlight 15y agoI used to work for a web developer who worked on a well known campground company's site. We had a process that built static html pages out of an old Filemaker database and then synced them to a cluster of Windows web servers. That process has been in place since 2000 and there's no rush to change it because, frankly, it works pretty well. I believe it started that way because our original developer didn't know anything else.
- sedev 15y agoI briefly had the pleasure of working on a similar thing: it sticks out in my memory because the stack that ran the web site was entirely obsolete. OS: Mac OS 9; DB: Filemaker Pro; templates: Lasso; webserver 4D WebSTAR. This was in 2011.