4DMethod meets about every 6 weeks. All meetings are streamed online, have a news update of what is happening in the world of 4D, and have a guest speaker who demonstrates something of interest or recent discussion in the developer community. Participants connect from all around the world in multiple time zones!
Upcoming meeting dates:
- Wednesday, May 25, 2022, 12:00 noon, CDT (UTC−5:00)
Southern Illinois University Medical/Dental Education Preparatory Program – Trent Stevens - Wednesday, July 27, 2022, 12:00 noon, CDT (UTC−5:00)
- Wednesday, August 31, 2022, 12:00 noon, CDT (UTC−5:00)
Previous Guest Presentations:
- 56: js.component: Part 2 – Aparajita Fishman
- 55: js.component: Taking 4D to the next level – Aparajita Fishman
- 54: Keeping Up With 4D’s Latest Technologies — A Worthwhile Endeavor – Chris Belanger
- 53: Avec classe: UI with Class – Vincent de Lachaux
- 52: 4D Server Monitoring using Grafana and Prometheus – Thomas Maul
- 51: Enrich UX and UI with Unicode Special Characters – Add Komoncharoensiri
- 50: Different ways to access and display 4D data – Christophe Flament
- 49: Argus Development Environment Shell & Tools for 4D – Jody Bevan
- 48: Building developer.4d.com, a markdown-based documentation site – Arnaud Schmitt
- 47: Quickly Open Things in 4D Development Environment and Sync Code Between Projects – Cannon Smith
- 46: Building your own Classes in 4D: Examples and sample code – Tim Nevels
- 45: A Modern Component for Reading Delimited Text Files – Dani Beaubien
- 44: Modularizing Collection and Entity Selection List Boxes – Kirk Brooks, Guy Algot
- 43: How to implement a Worker queue monitor using Storage – Tim Nevels
- 42: Database Introspection with QS_Toolbox, Patrick Emanuel
- 41: Art Institute of Chicago Data Hub Public API, Nikhil Trivedi & Illya Moskvin
- 40: AJ Suite of Components, Gabriel Inzirillo
- 39: Lights, Camera, Actions! with 4D for iOS, Will Taylor
- 38: 4D at Sweetwater Sound: This one goes to 11! Joel Levy
- 37: mdWebSocket, 4D WebSockets component, Matt Davis
- 36: Kentika : an API for efficient electronic document management (EDM) in 4D, Alexandre Bernard, Ph.D
- 35: Using 4D v17 Dynamic Forms for Custom Label Printing, Tim Nevels
- 34: Subforms as dynamic data objects – rethinking the 4D form, Kirk Brooks
- 33: Configuration management for IT infrastructure using 4D, Balinder Walia
- 32: List box going in a new dimension with ORDA, Thomas Maul
- 31: Leveraging 4D with a Xojo Web app front end, John Baughman
- 30: Fintech Application Platform by IP Ventures, Steve Brown
- 29: 4D Web Access and Angular2 Components, Julio Carneiro
- 28: Making Client/Server workers work, John Baughman
- 27: Code Coverage Component for 4D, Dani Beaubien
- 26: A Publish/Subscribe Component for 4D, David Adams
- 25: 4D ACME Client – A Lets Encrypt client in native 4D code, Tim Penner
- 24: CITI Lite – Going 4D Mobile at the Art Institute of Chicago, Xiang Liu and Brent Raymond
- 23: WebFileManager4D – A new remote file management code library, Tom DeMeo
- 22: Building services with 4D Mobile, Alex Heilmann
- 21: New 4D Write Pro, Roland Lannuzel
- 20: 4DListbox component, Bruno Raeymaekers
- 19: Cloud based storage with 4D and S3, Bruno Legay
- 18: Messaging with 4D v16, Thomas Maul
- 17: Code Analysis Component for 4D, Dani Beaubien
- 16: TestTakers SAT prep management with 4D, Frank Pomilla
- 15: The Wakanda Digital App Factory, Ricardo Mello
- 14: Canvas and NTK, Rob Laveaux
- 13: Salesperson incentive interface, Guy Algot
- 12: New plugin for executing real 4D Code within HTML templates, Christian Sakowski
- 11: CatBase: The Database Publishing Solution, Pat Bensky
- 10: The Film Workers Club, Todd Freese
- 9: Address validation using Google Maps API and 4D, Brent Raymond
- 8: 4D Mobile In Action, David Robbins
- 7: A closer look at constants, Jim Dorrance
- 6: Foundation Shell for 4D, Walt Nelson
- 5: 4D Info Report component, Ed Hammond
- 4: A closer look at Wakanada, Saad Mousliki, Greg McCarvell
- 3: How to do your first Wakanda 4D integration, Joshua Capy
- 2: Lightning, Graham Langley
- 1: JSON component, Rick Hazey