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Clarion 7.1.6695 has been released, with some important bug fixes and a few new features. Here's a quick list; we'll have a review next month after the ClarionMag office reopens.

ClarionMag Private Beta Update, And Some SQL

The new ClarionMag site has gone into private beta. David Harms discusses the process of setting up the site on a beta server, and looks at some complicated SQL code to fix a seemingly simple bug.

The Future of Clarion, Part 3

Last fall SoftVelocity announced its planned architecture for .NET applications. How does SV's strategy dovetail with the state of the art in .NET application development? What kinds of choices face Clarion developers? What is the future of Clarion in .NET?

Keeping Separate Clarion Development Environments

If you're a contract software developer, you probably run into situations where you develop software for different clients using different versions of templates or tools, and perhaps different versions of Clarion. Ben Dell shows how to keep one complete copy of your environment for each project.

The Future of Clarion, Part 2

What's the hottest technology in the Microsoft application development stack? Arguably it's Silverlight, and Silverlight is a subset of Windows Presentation Foundation, or WPF. Dave Harms looks at how WPF fundamentally changes Windows development.

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The ClarionMag Source Code Library

Clarion Magazine is more than just a great place to learn about Clarion development techniques, it's also home to a massive collection of Clarion source code. Clarion subscribers already know this, but now we've made it easier for subscribers and non-subscribers alike to find the code they need.

The Clarion Magazine Source Library is a single point download of all article source code, complete with an article cross-reference.

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E-Books

E-books are another great way to get the information you want from Clarion Magazine. Your time is valuable; with our e-books, you spend less time hunting down the information you need. We're constantly collecting the best Clarion Magazine articles by top developers into themed PDFs, so you'll always have a ready reference for your favorite Clarion development topics.

Printed Books

As handy as the Clarion Magazine web site is, sometimes you just want to read articles in print. We've collected some of the best ClarionMag articles into the following print books:

We also publish Russ Eggen's widely-acclaimed Programming Objects in Clarion, an introduction to OOP and ABC.

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About Clarion Magazine

Clarion Magazine is your premier source for news about, and in-depth articles on Clarion software development. We publish articles by many of the leading developers in the Clarion community, covering subjects from everyday programming tasks to specialized techniques you won't learn anywhere else. Whether you're just getting started with Clarion, or are a seasoned veteran, Clarion Magazine has the information you need.

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While we do publish some free content, most Clarion Magazine articles are for subscribers only. Your subscription not only gets you premium content in the form of new articles, it also includes all the back issues. Our search engine lets you do simple or complex searches on both articles and news items. Subscribers can also post questions and comments directly to articles.

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Clarion Magazine's International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) is 1718-9942.

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