Brilliant Scoops

In most cases, a solution is developed using the most common language of the user of that solution. But what if the solution has many users across many geographic regions and who speak many different primary languages?

Being able to present a solution to a user in their native language is a real benefit and widens the market for a solution that you may sell as a product, or indeed any solution you develop to be used in many countries. Even within a single country many languages can be spoken so being able to give users the freedom to select their language of choice is going to greatly improve their user experience.

A useful infographic for using the FMP URL protocol. They can be used to control FileMaker solutions from outside or from inside. Examples include: from a web page, another application, or […]

A podcast with Matt Navarre and Matt Petrowsky discussing various topics on the FileMaker platform.

This Scoop discusses Karbon, an open-source framework for building ambitious custom FileMaker applications for the modern era.

Use Xgode instead of Xcode with FileMaker to build a native App in a much shorter time frame. Xgode, however, has changed everything for us, and now it is not an […]

This Scoop is a Beta release for managing multiple FileMaker servers. The article includes an easy and accessible download of their product, absolutely free of charge.

This Scoop covers a FileMaker development framework. It helps creates solutions that are easy to modify and maintain.

This Scoop is about using the new FileMaker 17 Create Directories option to backup database files.

This Scoop covers how to send HTML emails with multiple attachments from FileMaker. This system uses a freely downloadable file and with very custom functions.