THANK YOU PAUL!

[Elias Montoya]

 Been working with firefly since a long time ago
and all i can say is, Thank you.

Amazing development tool, really really amazing.

[Paul Squires]

   Thanks Elias, that is very nice to hear indeed.   

[David Warner]

As it seems to be the season for thanks, then thanks to you both!

I have been building a FireFly3 application today containing a EGrid and I am really pleased with both of you!

Best Regards,

David

[Marc van Cauwenberghe]

Hello,

THANK YOU PAUL!!!
THANK YOU ELIAS!!!

Al projects I have made are made with FF and Egrid, every single one of them.

Very best regards,
Marc

p.s. Elias, could you send me your contact info again, have been trying to mail you but have no mail adres that works.  Thanks.

[Marc van Cauwenberghe]

Maybe I can make my point clearer by example....

Sorry, only have 4 screenshot allowed

[Paul Squires]

Wow Marc! That is a really nice looking piece of software. Congrats!

(Wish that I could read and understand the language)   

[Elias Montoya]

 Wow Marc! thats nice! I dont understand either the language,
What is the app for? I imagine it has something to do with hospitals or
medicine.

You can email me at Egrid32_support@hotmail.com, the other one was stolen.
And i think it was even used by someone to send nasty emails.

Thanks to you as well David.
What kind of app are you working on?

[Marc van Cauwenberghe]

Thank you Elias and Paul for your kind words.
What the program does:
It has to run on a tablet PC (with stylus) and on an regulair PC. Tablet for registration, PC for statistics.
In our hospital we have a unit that tracks all infectieus germs like MRSA, etc...
So what this unit does is follow a health care worker at a given time. It notes every move he/she makes.
The observer from the unit has to note what a nurse/ doctor/ assistent does. Everything!!!
For example: cleans wound, touches bed of patient, scratchis his nose, cleans hands, takes gloves, etc.
This is a bit like an audit.
A build-in expert system then tells  the score is of the person being audited and give recomendations as to what he/she could do better.
Statistics from a hole ward are also made.

Hope this explaines it, do not hesitate to ask questions.

Marc

[Paul Squires]

That is so cool!

[Elias Montoya]

Indeed cool.

Incidentally i was watching this documental today:
http://www.onlinedocumentales.com/ciencia_tecnologia/1774-asesinos-microscopicos-pandemia-de-gripe.html

It is in spanish, but talks about the flu and other viral diseases and how are they passed arround. It talks
about how some hospitals have those kind of audits, and they can even find the first person that was diagnosed
with a pandemic illness.

[Richard Kelly]

I've been using FF daily for a few months now and am satisified with my results. Now that I've got the hang of things I spend less time figuring out the FF interface and more time on the code I'm inserting. My main desire is to be able to copy controls from one form to another and have my custom code go with the copy. I just finished up a non-business day (holidays) wizard and FF made it quite straight forward. Keep the improvements coming!

[Elias Montoya]

 Ok ill show my apps too.

This is a chronology program, it allows user to enter events and watch them in a comparative
time chart, i use it for my bible study.

When you highlight a row, representing an event, it highlights green, like in the picture, it is selected the life of Jesus, then you can scroll the scrollbar and the background picture and the description text will change accoring to the selected year.

It has categories, like... People (birth and death), Events (start and end), Prophecies (date of spoken word and accomplishment), etc.

Thats the only one on this PC, but i have made a ton of firefly apps. Like a rental manager, a visual designer for Egrid32's forms, code editor for mu phpBAS converter, a store sales point, a cafe internet manager, a karaoke engine, a multi level marketing manager (for Agel) and i forgot what else. but thats like half what i have done.

[Marc van Cauwenberghe]

Nice !!!

Paul, I think we need a page for apps made with FF. Front page!!!

Marc

[Eddy Van Esch]

I am often amazed when I see GUI examples other people have created. I usually wonder: How did they do that? What kind of controls did they use to create these effects?
Designing attractive GUI's takes a special kind of talent I think, different from programming. It takes some kind of graphical or artwork talent. I know I don't have it ...    That's why I mainly limit myself to writing dll's      The applications I write needing a GUI are often intended as 'front ends' or as 'examples' of my dll's.
The examples posted are really great.

Wish that I could read and understand the language

You can't ??    I can ...      Sorry, couldn't resist ... 

Kind regards

[Rolf Brandt]

Hello Elias,

very interesting application, especially when I look at the source material. (It's it 2 p 55 in the English IT.).