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Magazines RSS FeedsThe DevRoadmaps site has gone live! - The beta is over, and our new site has gone live!...Feed Source: www.clarionmag.com Don't let the eerie silence fool you! - Yes, things have seemed quiet at Clarion Magazine, at least from the outside. Inside, different story. Dave Harms reveals what's going on behind the scenes, what the new Clarion site is all about, an incredible limited-time offer related to that site, and how your subscription is being extended. If that's not enough, he'll also tell you what's up with WinDev .... The Clarion.NET AppGen: First Release, Five Rules - David Harms contemplates the Clarion.NET AppGen in light of his five rules of commoditization and software development.... Tip of the Week: Context Menus And Keyboard Shortcuts - There's definitely a lot more mousing around required in Clarion7/8 than in CPD. Here are a couple of ways to curtail your rodent's activity. ... Tip of the Week: Fullscreen View - Sometimes you need just a little bit more screen real estate.... Custom Methods And Derived Classes - Nardus Swanevelder explores the often-ignored world of template-generated derived classes. ... Thread-Safe Runtime Translation With The In-Memory Driver - As of Clarion 6, global queues have some risk attached to their use thanks to the runtime's ability to use true threads. The In-Memory Database Driver is a popular replacement for queues thanks to its thread safety, as Nardus Swanevelder shows in this update to his previous article on runtime translation. ... Passing Queues - Having recently conquered passing GROUPs not only between procedures but between threads, there remains one more complex structure. Dr. Parker's new Everest is Queues (without concern as to passing them across threads).... PDF for November 2011 - All articles for November 2011 in PDF format.... Tip of the Week: Defeating Circular Dependencies - No, this isn't about how to remove circular dependencies (though you should); it's about how to compile source only when you have circular dependencies.l ... Populating Lists From Queues In Clarion 7/8 - In all versions of Clarion for Windows, up to Clarion 7, creating a list box from a queue was easy. The process is different in Clarion 7/8, but it's actually easier. ... Set And Forget DLL And LINK Attributes For Class Libraries - Few things drive David Harms around the bend faster than trying to remember how to set DLL and LINK mode defines for applications that use classes exported from another DLL. Here's his solution that only requires one project define, in just one app, ever. ... Displaying and Interacting With HTML Pages - It's not that difficult to display HTML pages inside a Clarion application. Andrew Popoff takes things a step further and shows how to respond to clicks in those pages with Clarion code. ... Tip of the Week: Another Way To Open Files - Sometimes opening a file is as easy as highlighting text. ... Tip of the Week: The Type Finder - There are lots of nifty navigation aids in the C7/8 IDE including the type finder. ... Legendary Jim Rogers: Brokers Going Broke, Farmers Will Become Rich - Very Rich! - You can't eat press releases -- better learn to drive a tractor, says Quantum Fund co-founder and renowned international investing expert Jim Rogers.... The Claims Against Gold Still Aren't Sticking - The warhorse that gold caused the Great Depression is particularly misleading.... Just Who Should Control Your Healthcare Spending? - What simple health care reform has reduced medical costs by up to 30%, while preserving quality of care?... Eduardo Saverin, Not The U.S. Government, Is Entitled To The Wealth He Earned - Facebook is going public and a number of people are going to get very rich. But one of them, Eduardo Saverin, will no longer be an American citizen.... Give Greece What It Deserves: Communism - The world needs a contemporary example of communism in action.... For De-Friending The U.S., Facebook's Eduardo Saverin Is An American Hero - Saverin’s decision will starve the feds of revenue they would almost certainly waste, it will force a rethink of a tax code that penalizes income and investment success, and the unconsumed dollars kept from the hands of government will reach today’s and tomorrow’s businesses. Let’s raise a glass to Eduardo Saverin. He’s a true American hero.... 6 Ways to Burn Your Belly Fat Fast - Belly fat is actually the most dangerous type of fat - besides aesthetics, large waist lines are indicators of --disease-disease-disease.... 5 Steps To Becoming Your Own Weight Loss Boss - The best thing you can do for your relationship with food is to love food that loves you back.... Fracking Safety Improves Dramatically, Says Independent Study - Fracking is getting safer and should present no major environmental problems in New York when the state allows drilling to commence—that’s the headline from a university-funded study released today by the Shale Resources and Society Institute at the University of Buffalo. A team of researchers from UB, University of Wyoming and [ ]... America's Best Prep Schools - These 20 private secondary schools are the creme de la creme.... Euro Zone Crisis Boils as Leaders Argue, Failing at Pact - Regional leaders meeting in Brussels failed to signal concrete steps to stimulate the economy or resolve the competing agendas of the German chancellor and the French president.
... The Energy Rush: Shell Arctic Ocean Drilling Stands to Open New Oil Frontier - Despite lively opposition, Shell, with President Obama?s support, will start test wells in Alaska?s North, in a moment of major promise and considerable danger.
... Englishman Connery Completes Successful Wing-Suit Landing - Gary Connery, a stunt diver from Britain, jumped from a helicopter and became the first person to complete a successful wing-suit landing without using a parachute.
... Media Decoder: New Orleans Times-Picayune About to Undergo Big Cuts - The Times-Picayune, which distinguished itself during Hurricane Katrina, may undergo cost-cutting by its owner.
... Law of the Sea Treaty Is Found on Capitol Hill, Again - The United Nations treaty that governs the world?s oceans is undergoing one of its periodic resurrections in Congress.
... Bloomberg Violates Weekend Helicopter Ban, and Will Stop - A news program showed Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg using his helicopter over the weekend at a helipad where trips on Saturday and Sunday are prohibited.
... ArtsBeat: Phillip Phillips Wins 'American Idol,' Beating Out Jessica Sanchez - Phillip Phillips, a 21-year-old pawnshop employee from Georgia with a gutsy vocal style, won the Fox talent competition "American Idol," beating out Jessica Sanchez, a vocal prodigy.
... Philadelphia Orchestra Submits Reorganization Plan - More than a year after resorting to bankruptcy court, the orchestra on Wednesday submitted its plan to erase debt and cut costs to a judge.
... Game 5: Devils 5, Rangers 3: Devils Start and Finish Strong in Game 5 - Ryan Carter snapped a tie with 4:24 left to help the Devils beat the Rangers after blowing an early three-goal lead, putting New Jersey one win away from the Stanley Cup finals.
... Hewlett-Packard Earnings Drop; 27,000 Layoffs Set - Finding it hard to keep up with radical shifts to new modes of computing, the technology company reported sharply lower net income and confirmed a plan to pare its work force.
... Romney Calls Failing Schools ?Civil Rights Issue of Our Era? - Mitt Romney called for poor and disabled students to be able to use federal funds to attend any public, private or online school they choose.
... Egyptians Vote in Presidential Poll - Voters in Egypt hoped to seize the promise of a popular uprising that defined the Arab spring in an election that could end 15 chaotic months of military rule.
... Indelible Image of Boy?s Pat on Obama?s Head - A photograph of a young black boy feeling President Obama?s hair has been on view in the West Wing for years.
... Paul Fussell, Literary Scholar and Critic, Is Dead at 88 - Mr. Fussell, a wide-ranging author, may be best remembered for ?The Great War and Modern Memory,? his study of World War I and the influence of its horrors on art and literature.
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