Early days of Clipper

[esgici]

Hi All

Would you like learn somethings about early days of Clipper, 30 years after ?

Even by one of starter / builders of this phenomenal myth, one (or first) of main builders : Brett Oliver !

I'm very impressed

If wondering, here you go.

Happy HMG

[serge_girard]

Very good!
I also learned a lot from the books of STEPHEN J STRALEY !

Serge

[Rathinagiri]

Just amazing and proving that anything so great, was started in a small and simple way!

[JALMAG]

Magnificent carrying esgici! I had books of Rick Spence ...
Best regards

[Javier Tovar]

Si, mi padre me enseño hace pocos tres libros de Clipper que el utilizo cuando estudiaba en la Universidad, en verdad es una maravilla de programa, Uno de ellos que no esta muy bueno y otros dos si de Rick Spence. Creo que si hace falta un libro de HMG, ya que en los trayectos de escuela trabajo siempre voy leyendo y prefiero hacerlo en un libro que en una Laptop o tablet. Viva CLIPPER.

[Roberto Lopez]

Very interesting reading!

I've recalled great memories about my feelings regarding the amazing speed that my dBaseIII+ programs got and all contained IN A STANDALONE EXE!!!

Thanks!

[esgici]

Very interesting reading!

I've recalled great memories about my feelings regarding the amazing speed that my dBaseIII+ programs got and all contained IN A STANDALONE EXE!!!

Thanks!

Thanks to interest Roberto

Yes, these was oldy - goldy days

In addition to speed and self-contained .exe, comfort of providing to users ( no read / modify able ) programs runs without need any other installed software

With my best regards

[CalScot]

Brett Oliver wrote:

I am Scottish. Currently programming in eCommerce.

These damned Scotsmen turn up everywhere!!!

Esgici wrote:

Yes, these was oldy - goldy days

In addition to speed and self-contained .exe, comfort of providing to users ( no read / modify able ) programs runs without need any other installed software

That opened up a whole new world for me. Aaah, the nostalgia!

CalScot