Let’s talk about Claris Connect as the way to orchestrate data-driven workflows involving Xodo Sign (formerly Eversign*) digital signatures, Claris FileMaker, Slack and a range of other possible platforms! Fabio Bosisio from Beezwax will walk through details for setting up these types of integrations.

Software changes over time. Your company’s web site this year does things you had no idea you needed two years ago. How can we keep the cost of change manageable? Automated testing is one way. Especially for large software projects, the practice of automated testing reduces the cost of adapting software to new business necessities.

Julian Nadel is president and founder of Beezwax. He’s celebrating the 26th Anniversary of Beezwax with this update to his original Blog post – with thoughts on how Beezwax works, and why.

Beezwax Recognized for Advocacy Excellence, Sharing Expertise and Passion with Customers and Developers In the Claris Community CUPERTINO, Calif.

This won’t be a detailed post on every possible topic on object-oriented programming and testing, there are many books about that already. Instead, this will cover basics of testing, so you understand how and why we test, and you can adapt it to your own needs.

Building a custom Tableau® Connector for Claris® FileMaker® enables faster, more reliable and more flexible connections between Tableau and FileMaker datasources, compared with the legacy Web Data Connector. For a number of Beezwax client projects, we’ve installed and deployed a Tableau Connector (aka “TACO”) for FileMaker. The TACO was built using the Tableau Connector SDK […]

Let’s talk about Claris FileMaker and transactions! Join Vincenzo Menanno to discuss what transactions are, how they relate to FileMaker data operations (creating, updating, and deleting records), database normalization, and how to use transactional concepts to improve FileMaker performance, especially over a wide area network (WAN).

We are pleased to release bBox version 0.98, with with new image file functions and M1/Apple Silicon support.

Beezwax helped the Q Foundation get ahead of a persistent pandemic and quickly pivot to decentralized operations to support a remote workforce.

Using FileMaker on an M1 Mac, it’s so responsive and such a delight to use. InspectorPro 7.2 is optimized for FileMaker 19.3, which gains a huge speed boost by virtue of running natively on Apple silicon M1-based Macs.

Today, I'm running the just-released Claris FileMaker 19.3 on a new MacBook Pro, with native support for Apple's M1 chip. It is, in a word: Astounding!