Over the years I've created a number of videos about restoring user state.
We go through privilege set settings, encrypting the file for sharing and other settings you should be aware of when developing with FileMaker. In this video, I walk through the steps to be aware of when hosting your FileMaker file. This is a feature which makes it quite nice to create a system where multiple developers can provide input and development into a solution which can reach maturity faster than when developed solo on a local machine. One of the key benefits of developing with FileMaker is the fact that it allows for collaborative live development. Especially if you need to collaborate with another developer.
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If you've only ever worked or developed your file on your local machine, then learning how to host that file will be a big benefit. Having recently consulted with a newer developer unfamiliar with the way FileMaker hosting/sharing works, I found that discussing the process would be a good primer for anyone just starting with FileMaker. Along the way you may pickup some useful tips which may help your current and future database systems. The benefit of your time investment in this video is, hopefully, a good explanation of how to approach the process of structuring and presenting your data. The solution developed quickly and I saved versions of the file as I went along.
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Yeah, there's software out there, but I really like that "full control" feeling. I wanted my own solution to manage some games and decided to take a few hours to create the needed structure. Pickleball is a fast-growing sport which seemingly sits right between tennis and table tennis (ping pong). In this video, I decided to break down the series of steps I took while simply creating a game tracking database for managing a hobby sport of mine. If you haven't before, you should give yourself a challenge with something you enjoy! In fact, these "hobby databases" are some of the best ways to expand your learning about how to both structure and present data. This applies to situations even as simple as a hobby or something you enjoy. One of the best parts of learning to develop within FileMaker is you have a great sense of "full control" over the data you want to manage.
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