Secondary Forms (Part 2)
Posted March 20 2002
Summary: Sometimes there are too many fields to place on a single window. Sometimes fields can be grouped according to a logical division of data types. Sometimes, spreading fields so that not all of them are displayed simultaneously makes the data easier to digest. Sometimes the user wants multiple screens and sometimes it just looks better to use multiple pages to display data.
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The New Clarion.NET Template Language - Is It Really Microsoft's T4?
10/22/2009 12:00:00 AM
At the Aussie DevCon, SoftVelocity president Bob Zaunere demonstrated a template written in the new .NET template language. But is it a new template language? Dave Harms argues it's really Microsoft's T4, and explains why that's a good thing.