FileMaker Pro 5.5 Unlimited (the worldwide English version), is now available and It is certified for Apache Web Servers running Red Hat Linux 7.1 and the new Mac OS X Server. FileMaker Pro 5.5 ...

Everything we liked about Filemaker Pro 10 ($299 direct, ) returns in FileMaker Pro 11: Ease of use, powerful relational databases, a fast database design process, and helpful assistance with ...

FileMaker Pro 11, the latest version of the Mac database software, was officially released Tuesday, packing in improved chart visuals, "on the fly" reporting, a new Quick Find capability, and a number ...

Apple subsidiary FileMaker has released version 11 of its flagship FileMaker Pro database. The updated software purports to make building and maintaining databases even easier, while acknowledging ...

FileMaker 13, which debuts today, represents a milestone in more ways than one. In April the database program will celebrate its 29th birthday. It’s mind boggling to think that this popular database ...

Apple subsidiary FileMaker on Tuesday released FileMaker Pro 11, the next generation of its flagship workgroup and SMB database package. We had a chance to try out some of the new features, which ...

FileMaker Pro 7 and FileMaker Developer 7 are available immediately. New licenses for FileMaker Pro 7 cost $300, and a special upgrade offer available through 17-Sep-04 makes upgrades available for ...

FileMaker Pro 16 makes it easy to build simple database-driven apps for desktop, web, and iOS, but scalability is limited Not so many years ago, departments tended to run FileMaker database ...

This year's upgrade to FileMaker Pro 16 brings small but key improvements to the database app — and AppleInsider gives you a brief overview. The FileMaker Pro developers have firmly settled into an ...

Chris Moyer and Bob Bowers, of Chris Moyer Consulting, a FileMaker consulting and training firm, have released a new book, “Advanced FileMaker Pro 5.5 Techniques for Developers” (ISBN: 1-55622-859-7), ...

Enterprise developers these days are usually heads down, in the trenches working on in-depth applications using Java or .NET with data stored in SQL Server or Oracle or DB2 databases. But there are ...