FileMaker Pro 16 makes it easy to build simple database-driven apps for desktop, web, and iOS, but scalability is limited Not so many years ago, departments tended to run FileMaker database ...

FileMaker’s ease of use and powerful features are an unbeatable combination for home and small business users. FileMaker Pro has always had a deserved reputation as the most accessible relational ...

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This year's upgrade to FileMaker Pro 16 brings small but key improvements to the database app — and AppleInsider gives you a brief overview. The FileMaker Pro developers have firmly settled into an ...

In a number of previous blog posts (see Handy hint: Dictation and feedback; and Surviving the semester: Tracking Students) I've talked about the use of Bento, which is a very easy-to-use database type ...

One of FileMaker Pro’s strengths is that it allows for organic design: It’s easy to modify FileMaker Pro databases, and they tend to grow and change over time as their users’ needs change. On the flip ...

FileMaker Pro 9 contains a number of nice but non-dramatic improvements over previous versions of the product, and one major surprise: support for direct access to Structured Query Language (SQL) ...

The decades-old database software now wants to be where you go to create data-centric Mac, PC, cloud and iOS apps, and generally accomplishes what it set out to do. FileMaker Pro 17 has been released, ...