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To Otto
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2020 09:15 AM

Do you Know nefele ?
I saw it use Xailer but the source code seem more easy than mod_harbour

seehttps://samples.nefele.dev/ejemplo thi s sample

the nefele author make the differences from Mod_harbour and nefele
https://nefele.dev/blog/programacion-web-con-mod-harbour-y-nefele/

inserting pieces of programmation on Mod_harbour and nefele

in my opinion the mod_harbour language must be easier and easier to assimilate as just like the fwh language

for a sample there is a class calendar as our Daniel Tcalex
https://nefele.dev/foro/topic/nuevo-control-premium-static-calendar-disponible-en-preventa/

Since from 1991/1992 ( fw for clipper Rel. 14.4 - Momos)

I use : FiveWin for Harbour March-April 2024 - Harbour 3.2.0dev (harbour_bcc770_32_20240309) - Bcc7.70 - xMate ver. 1.15.3 - PellesC - mail: silvio[dot]falconi[at]gmail[dot]com

Otto

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Re: To Otto
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2020 12:45 PM

Hello Silvio,
With TWeb, you have everything you need. Syntax almost 1: 1 to FIVEWIN. I prefer HTML and JAVASCRIPT.
With my HARBORINO preprocessor, I can assemble everything in a way that suits me personally.

Again, install TWeb so you can see how easy it is. I get a lot from TWeb. TWeb is an impressive template for me.

Best regards,
Otto

Silvio.Falconi

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Re: To Otto
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2020 12:49 PM

sorry... now what is Tweb ?

Since from 1991/1992 ( fw for clipper Rel. 14.4 - Momos)

I use : FiveWin for Harbour March-April 2024 - Harbour 3.2.0dev (harbour_bcc770_32_20240309) - Bcc7.70 - xMate ver. 1.15.3 - PellesC - mail: silvio[dot]falconi[at]gmail[dot]com

Antonio Linares

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Re: To Otto
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2020 01:01 PM

mod_harbour is freedom:

* Full open source and free. 32 and 64 bits versions available.
* Hosted in GitHub https://github.com/FiveTechSoft/mod_harbour
* It is just a wrapper to the Harbour runtime compiler (original Harbour's hbcplr.lib)
* There are two versions: one for Apache and another for Microsoft IIS https://github.com/FiveTechSoft/mod_harbour/tree/master/IIS
* There is a fastCGI version for extra fast speed requirements
* Fully working on Windows, Apple and Linux servers
* Many great third party libs built on mod_harbour: TWeb, Mercury, WDO, etc.

https://modharbour.app/compass/
https://modharbour.app/tweb/
https://github.com/carles9000/mercury
https://github.com/carles9000/wdo
https://github.com/carles9000/tweb
http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewforum.php?f=45
https://forum.modharbour.app/tweb

If you want freedom and full power on the web, take the mod_harbour way...

zen of xbase

regards, saludos

Antonio Linares
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Silvio.Falconi

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Re: To Otto
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2020 01:07 PM

why not have a syntax closer to fivewin / clipper / harbour
I should start over because it's like a whole other language
I am already 55 years old I really struggle to understand this mod_harbour I have tried many times

Since from 1991/1992 ( fw for clipper Rel. 14.4 - Momos)

I use : FiveWin for Harbour March-April 2024 - Harbour 3.2.0dev (harbour_bcc770_32_20240309) - Bcc7.70 - xMate ver. 1.15.3 - PellesC - mail: silvio[dot]falconi[at]gmail[dot]com

Carles

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Re: To Otto
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2020 01:16 PM

Silvio,

https://modharbour.app/compass/

https://modharbour.app/tweb/

https://github.com/carles9000/mercury

https://github.com/carles9000/wdo

https://github.com/carles9000/tweb

viewforum.php?f=45

https://forum.modharbour.app

Salutacions, saludos, regards

"...programar es fácil, hacer programas es difícil..."

UT Page -> https://carles9000.github.io/
Forum UT -> https://discord.gg/bq8a9yGMWh
HIX -> https://github.com/carles9000/hix

Antonio Linares

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Re: To Otto
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2020 01:19 PM

Dear Silvio,

> why not have a syntax closer to fivewin / clipper / harbour

thats a functionality already provided by mod_harbour's third party libs. Please review Charly's TWeb for mod_harbour

> I should start over because it's like a whole other language

It is just a change in the programming paradigm. Same as we all did when moving from MsDos to Windows.

> I am already 55 years old I really struggle to understand this mod_harbour I have tried many times

It takes some effort, same as you did when you started building Windows apps. You are still very young :-)

regards, saludos

Antonio Linares
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cnavarro

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Re: To Otto
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2020 02:50 PM

Dear Silvio
For rapid development of management applications, I consider that the best currently is to use Charly's TWeb, but if you also want to be able to design and develop web pages, you also have my Beacon develpment
( Documentation in progress )
https://www.lucia.cloud/beacon/
Slack:
https://join.slack.com/t/beacon-slack/s ... G18fwq8~eg
That I hope to publish as soon as I have a little more time.
What still needs to be developed in more detail are the xcommand to obtain the desired syntax.

Cristobal Navarro

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Otto

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Re: To Otto
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2020 04:33 PM

Silvio, Ricardo offers an online course: Web development with Mod Harbour and Mercury

Best regards,
Otto

Antonio Linares

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Re: To Otto
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2020 10:26 AM

https://www.hotmart.com/product/web-development-with-mod-harbour-and-mercury/K39741308S

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