It’s an expensive, time-consuming, and frustrating task you have to turn over to an expert when you wish you could do it yourself. The parts you need might be pricey, but it’s often the costs of the mechanic’s labor that really add up.īuilding an app for your business is like getting your car fixed, especially if you have no idea how to code. Save on FileMaker hosting and licensing with fmIgnite Starter SaaS version.Getting your car fixed can be expensive.LuminFire’s fmIgnite framework for FileMaker development is an excellent choice among those available. FM Kickstart from Kempen Automatisering.The “ FileMaker off the Record” podcast on 3rd Party Starter Files discusses some of the differences between the following starter solutions: Multiple files add complexity in maintenance and user management.They are mostly learning examples, and not practical for real-world usage.They create data silos that don’t talk to each other.There are some downsides to FileMaker starter solutions: They use Anchor Buoy and have better documentation. Modern Templates do tend to employ best practices.
Notably, older sample/starter files are built to be good demos and easy to understand, but are not built using FileMaker development best practices. The FileMaker Training Series book is also a good resource that includes sample files, but it has not been updated since FileMaker 15. Templates are on the FileMaker website and are available for download along with their associated video tutorials. Sample files and starter files can be found in FileMaker’s menu. Some History… First FileMaker had Sample files. At the recent FMPUG-MN (FileMaker Pro User Group Minnesota) Meetup, Tim Cimbura discussed FileMaker templates and starter solutions.
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