Veronica's Short History Of The Windows Operating Systems (Part 1)
Posted May 22 2003
Summary: It is true that the Clarion environment tends to, or tries to, hide as much of Microsoft's OS as possible. This is good for beginners, but bad for the experienced programmer. Sooner or later beginners (if they don't become discouraged) gain a certain amount of experience and want more. In this series, Veronica Chapman surveys the history of the Windows operating system(s), and provides an introduction to Clarion's Windows API capabilities. Part 1 of 2.
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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.