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And the Mac equivalent to Access here is FileMaker. Entire kingdoms have been built by using one of these applications as a foundation.
by kitsune_ 13y ago
And the Mac equivalent to Access here is FileMaker. Entire kingdoms have been built by using one of these applications as a foundation.
- undoware 13y agoRight. Which is why my first advice to a non-tech person starting a business is still 'go out and get Access'. Because I can pitch as hard as I like for Node and Angular, I'm never going to make callback-passing and dependency injection as intuitive as 'New Access Database Wizard'. Come to think of it, 'use Access' is pretty good advice for businessy techies, too. It's a lot harder to rabbit-hole when the earth is actually molded plastic. :)