Don's been learning all about NetTalk's multi-site host and will be sharing what he's learned!

Topics:

Setting up an Amazon AWS EC2 virtual machine
DNS settings to route multiple sites to Multi-Site Host
How to setup the Multi-Site Host on AWS virtual machine
Firewall settings
Common mistakes to watch for
and probably more!

John needed to display information in a list box in a format that exceeded the capabilities of the standard Clarion list box. XAML to the rescue! In this webinar, John will talk about the problem he wanted to solve, and walk through how he solved it.

In addition, John wanted to create flexible dashboards for his customers, where the customer could choose what information to display, how to display it, and the format to display it in. He'll walk through how he put these together.

Both XAML and Dashboards use the Noyantis wrappers of the Codejock activex controls.

jFiles adds JSON support to Clarion. It contains classes that let you create, and consume data files formatted as JSON.

Last week, Bruce showed us how to create JSON using jFiles. This week, he'll be showing us how to consume JSON files, as well as how to use them in NetTalk API services! If you have questions about how to use jFiles, this will be the time to ask them!

jFiles adds JSON support to Clarion. It contains classes that let you create, and consume data files formatted as JSON.

This week, Bruce will be showing us jFiles! He'll be using an interactive, "hands on" format to demonstrate how to create and consume JSON using this amazing tool! If you have questions about how to use jFiles, this will be the time to ask them!

jFiles adds JSON support to Clarion. It contains classes that let you create, and consume data files formatted as JSON.

This week, Bruce will be showing us jFiles! He'll be using an interactive, "hands on" format to demonstrate how to create and consume JSON using this amazing tool! If you have questions about how to use jFiles, this will be the time to ask them!

In a safe OOP world, all access to class properties should be done through Getters and Setters. Mike will explain one approach to managing properties, using a set of classes applying the Factory design pattern.

Jane had an API/Web project that needed to be operational starting 8AM on 9/18/18! How did she do it?

This week, Jane will give us a walk through of the problem, the approach she took, how she used c# and fiddler to test/develop her NetTalk code, and more!

This week, Mike McLoughlin from Sterling Data will be showing us two products, SearchOut and LogFlash!

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This week, Peter Hermansen will show us how to create charts and graphs with javascript in Clarion! He'll be using CapeSoft's File Explorer, plus rGraph which is a a free JavaScript library.

So now that everyone has won from last week's Smackdown, we'll proceed to the final piece of the puzzle; sending and receiving data with an API call, typically in JSON!

Last week we gave an overview of consuming APIs without involving Clarion at all. This is because, on Thursday before the webinar, John had developed a class utilizing NetTalk that makes consuming APIs easier, and Bruce looked at it and went "no no no this is not easier" and John said "yes yes yes it is easier" and Bruce explained why it's not easier, and John said "but it is easier" and the only way to solve this is with an API smackdown!

Join us this week as the two battle it out for the easiest way to consume APIs, and we get to where you can actually consume APIs in your Clarion apps!

We've seen how to create them, now how do we consume them? John will review what's needed to consume APIs, look at some tools available, and connect with some services and bring down some API results!

More work on the Class/Template begun waaaay back in Webinar 512!

Last week, Arnold began to build a web service in order to create an API for his program! John and Bruce helped him along, and Arnold was able to create a web server and an API method in an incredibly short amount of time!

But we've just scratched the surface!

Join us as Arnold continues his journey in evaluating what he needs, and continues the process of opening up his data to the outside world!

Arnold wants to do an API for his program, but isn't sure where to start or even what to make available to his customers. John has just written an API using NetTalk for his program, which is currently being used as an interface to an eCommerce website. Bruce has created NetTalk, which makes creating an API server easy-peezy!

Join us as we journey with Arnold in evaluating what he needs, and begin the process of opening up his data to the outside world!

Way back in Webinar 503, Wolfgang Orth did a webinar on checking to make sure your code-signed programs haven't been manipulated. Now he wants to turn it into a class and template! Join us on Wolfgang's journey with Mike Hanson to accomplish his goal!

This week, Mike Hanson finishes sharing his thoughts on the 97 things every software architect should know - 75 down, 22 to go!

This week we'll do what we didn't finish diong last week ! Clarion 11 has been out for awhile, so now’s a good time to go through and review all the different settings that the Clarion IDE has to offer! This week we’ll finish up going through each and every setting and discussing what our preferred settings are and why!

It’s that time again! Clarion 11 has been out for awhile, so now’s a good time to go through and review all the different settings that the Clarion IDE has to offer! As in the past, we’ll got through each and every setting and discuss what our preferred settings are and why!

Mike Hanson continues sharing his thoughts on the 97 things every software architect should know - reaching number 75 during this third episode.

Last week, we had a fantastic panel of Clarion devs talking about SAAS! The panel was excellent (if you haven't watched webinar #506 by now, what are you waiting for??!!), they were so good in fact we've invited them back for Part 2!! We'll continue talking about things like why move to a SAAS model, is a SAAS model right for your product, deciding what services to offer, what technically has to be done, how to determine pricing, how do you migrate existing customer to your new model, how to do updates, how to handle billing, and more!

Tune in for the exciting finale!!!

Several Clarion devs have moved to a SAAS (Software As A Service) model. Is this something John should be thinking about doing? Is this something you should be thinking about doing?

Let's have a panel and find out!

We'll talk about things like why move to a SAAS model, is a SAAS model right for your product, deciding what services to offer, what technically has to be done, how to determine pricing, how do you migrate existing customer to your new model, how to do updates, how to handle billing, and more!

If you're thinking about SAAS (and you probably should be!) this is the panel for you!

Mike Hanson continues sharing his thoughts on the 97 things every software architect should know - reaching number 50 during this second episode.

Andy's been busy! Noyantis is famous for wrapping the Codejock activex controls, which provides updated user interface controls including command bars, ribbon bars, report controls, and property grids! Recently he's added Chilkat controls, which include emailing, json and xml construction, Quickbooks online connectivity, and EasyPost interface, and more!

Join Andy for an update on all the exciting new things you can do with your Clarion application!

BONUS! John Hickey from ClarionLive will be joining Andy LIVE from the Noyantis Studios for this special presentation!

Code-signing your binaries is a good practise, to ensure your customers, that your programs have not been manipulated and are in the exact state as they left your office. However, even code-signed programs can be manipulated, either by viruses or ill-meaning persons, who alter your products with a HEX-editor. Unfortunately, merely no user will do check the integrity, even if they would know how to do that. In this ClarionLive!-Webinar we show the possibility to do such a sanity check during program-start and give out a warning, in case the certificate is broken.