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November 13th Meeting – Art Institute of Chicago API, Nikhil Trivedi + Illya Moskvin
Wednesday, November 13, 2019, 12:00 noon, CST (UTC−6:00) Special Topic: Art Institute of Chicago API, Nikhil Trivedi & Illya Moskvin In the year leading up to the Art Institute of Chicago’s 2018 website redesign, a team of internal developers created … Continue reading
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Tagged 4D, 4D v17, 4D v18, API, art institute of chicago, Brent Raymond, data hub, Illya Moskvin, Nikhil Trivedi, patreon, v17, zoom
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4D Matters
On this Martin Luther King Day, I’d like to share a recent quote from the director of the Art Institute of Chicago, James Rondeau. James Rondeau Art Institute of Chicago Art museums matter. As a museum director, one of my … Continue reading
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Tagged art institute of chicago, James Rondeau, Martin Luther King Day, The Art Newspaper
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October 12th Meeting – Storage on the cloud with 4D and S3, Bruno Legay
October 12th, 2016, 12:00 noon, CDT (UTC−5:00) 116 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago IL 3rd floor Please RSVP if attending in person Special Topic: Cloud based storage with 4D and S3 – Bruno Legay With Amazon’s Simple Storage Service (S3), it … Continue reading
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Tagged 4D, A&C Consulting, Amazon, art institute of chicago, AWS, Brent Raymond, Bruno Legay, cloud, component, S3, Simple Storage Service, web services, YouTube Live
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Virtual Reality
Check out my technical breakout session from the 4D Summit 2016 in Portland, OR. Explore a development strategy that we are using at the Art Institute of Chicago dubbed, The Virtual Structure. This approach helps to centralize data query and retrieval, … Continue reading
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Tagged 4D, 4d summit, 4dmethod, 4th Dimension, API, art institute of chicago, Brent Raymond, database, security, virtual structure
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March 2nd Meeting – Canvas and NTK From Rob Laveaux, Pluggers
March 2nd, 2016, 12:00 noon, CST (UTC−6:00) 116 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago IL 3rd floor Special Topic: Rob Laveaux of Pluggers Software will demo two of his most popular 4D plugins, Canvas and Networking ToolKit (NTK). First, Rob will give a quick … Continue reading
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Tagged 4D, 4D developer, 4dmethod, 4th Dimension, art institute of chicago, Brent Raymond, Canvas, Networking ToolKit, NTK, Pluggers Software, plugin, Rob Laveaux
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January 21st Meeting – Salesperson Incentive Interface From Guy Algot
January 21st, 2016, 12:00 noon, CST (UTC−6:00) 116 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago IL 3rd floor Special Topic: Guy Algot from Edmonton, Alberta will demo a salesperson incentive interface he developed with 4D, ObjectTools, and AreaList Pro. With 4D’s release of … Continue reading
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Tagged 4D, 4D developer, 4dmethod, art institute of chicago, Brent Raymond, database, Google Hangout, Guy Algot
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Jan. 7 meeting live stream
Join the next meeting virtually by streaming it on youtube below… Jan. 7, 2015, 12:00 noon, CST (UTC−6:00) 116 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago IL 3rd floor Special Topic: Using the 4D Info Report component to monitor server performance and diagnose memory … Continue reading
Start the year off right
Greetings everyone, and happy holidays! It’s been a while since we had a meeting. Let’s start off the new year getting together. I am thinking Jan. 7 looks like a good potential date. We will stream the meeting again online … Continue reading
Next meeting: June 11
Our next meeting is Tuesday, June 11, 2013, and this time we will be focusing on Wakanda. Our guest speaker is: Joshua Capy Director of Knowledge Management at Clearspire President, eCohere Presenting: How to do your first Wakanda <-> 4D … Continue reading
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Tagged 4D, 4D developer, 4D Programmer, 4th Dimension, art institute of chicago, Brent Raymond, Clearspire, client, database, eCohere, internet, Joshua Capy, midwest 4d, server, technology, upgrade, wakanda, Wakanda developer, wysiwyg, wysiwyg editor, wysiwyg web editor
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