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Jaison Antoniazzi
Hi, I'm Jaison Antoniazzi. I'm a Progress ABL programmer, at least I believe in it, and I build my systems believing in it. I've developed client/server systems, I've developed web templates for WebSpeed solutions, developed solutions with GUI Forms for .NET, REST solutions with OpenEdge Classic and PASOE. I’ve developed lots of cool stuff! Too curious, I like to share information, help people to solve their doubts, get some smiles with my unfunny jokes (and I know a lot of) and cheer for my soccer team, Palmeiras.
Today’s blog post comes from Jaison Antoniazzi, a 20+ year OpenEdge expert from Brazil and author of two books in Portuguese on OpenEdge.
New Programmer Series: Adding a Test Database
Today’s blog post comes from Jaison Antoniazzi, a 20+ year OpenEdge expert from Brazil and author of two books in Portuguese on OpenEdge.
Jaison has embarked on an ambitious project for 2022: 365 days of Progress OpenEdge development tips, which he is sharing on LinkedIn!
Tip #2 - Creating a test database
Now that we have a shortcut opening the Desktop or the GUI Procedure Editor and the AppBuilder ready to develop (see Jaison's tip #1), I am throwing cold water... Calm down! We must create and set up the test database for what we are going to do!
New Programmer Series: Getting Started with the OpenEdge ABL
Today’s blog post comes from Jaison Antoniazzi, a 20+ year OpenEdge expert from Brazil and author of two books in Portuguese on OpenEdge.
Jaison has embarked on an ambitious project for 2022: 365 days of Progress OpenEdge development tips, which he is sharing on LinkedIn!
Tip #1: Setting up a development env
This first tip is to create a development shortcut for building programs. First step is to collect three files that we will use in this shortcut, these are: