Apple subsidiary FileMaker today announced the launch of FileMaker 17, the newest version of the company's popular database platform designed to make it easy for businesses to create a range of ...

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The FileMaker Platform provides all of the essentials for creating a custom app that fits an organization's unique business needs and is flexible, easily integrated, and works across iPad, iPhone, Mac ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif., March 1, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Today FileMaker, Inc. announced the release of the second in a three-part series of free how-to ebooks that lead teams through the process of creating ...

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 ...

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, ...

The iPhone may fit and your pocket, and the iPad may not be much larger than a hardcover book, but FileMaker thinks it can squeeze an entire database application on both devices. On Tuesday, FileMaker ...

Wednesday's FileMaker Pro 18 update isn't as big as in previous years, but the latest edition still brings significant improvements to features that will delight existing users. The more you already ...

It includes video tutorials with step-by-step guidance tailored to the learner’s level. Along with the aforementioned video tutorials in the Custom App Academy, the first videos from the FileMaker ...

FileMaker, a wholly owned subsidiary of Apple, is all about allowing non-developers to create line-of-business apps for Mac, Windows, iOS and the web. Increasingly, though, over the course of its last ...

Grey-haired Mac users probably remember Filemaker, an easy-to-use database application for the first Macintosh computer in 1984. Some of them still use it. I know a reporter who maintains a ...