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Do you Know nefele ?
I saw it use - but the source code seem more easy than mod_harbour

seehttps://samples.nefele.dev/ejemplo thi s sample

the nefele author make the differences from Mod_harbour and nefele
https://nefele.dev/blog/programacion-we ... -y-nefele/

inserting pieces of programmation on Mod_harbour and nefele

in my opinion the mod_harbour language must be easier and easier to assimilate as just like the fwh language


for a sample there is a class calendar as our Daniel Tcalex
https://nefele.dev/foro/topic/nuevo-con ... -preventa/

Hello Silvio,
With TWeb, you have everything you need. Syntax almost 1: 1 to FIVEWIN. I prefer HTML and JAVASCRIPT.
With my HARBORINO preprocessor, I can assemble everything in a way that suits me personally.

Again, install TWeb so you can see how easy it is. I get a lot from TWeb. TWeb is an impressive template for me.

Best regards,
Otto

sorry... now what is Tweb ?

mod_harbour is freedom:

* Full open source and free. 32 and 64 bits versions available.
* Hosted in GitHub https://github.com/FiveTechSoft/mod_harbour
* It is just a wrapper to the Harbour runtime compiler (original Harbour's hbcplr.lib)
* There are two versions: one for Apache and another for Microsoft IIS https://github.com/FiveTechSoft/mod_har ... master/IIS
* There is a fastCGI version for extra fast speed requirements
* Fully working on Windows, Apple and Linux servers
* Many great third party libs built on mod_harbour: TWeb, Mercury, WDO, etc.

https://modharbour.app/compass/
https://modharbour.app/tweb/
https://github.com/carles9000/mercury
https://github.com/carles9000/wdo
https://github.com/carles9000/tweb
http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewforum.php?f=45
https://forum.modharbour.app/tweb

If you want freedom and full power on the web, take the mod_harbour way...

zen of xbase

why not have a syntax closer to fivewin / clipper / harbour
I should start over because it's like a whole other language
I am already 55 years old I really struggle to understand this mod_harbour I have tried many times

Silvio,

https://modharbour.app/compass/
https://modharbour.app/tweb/
https://github.com/carles9000/mercury
https://github.com/carles9000/wdo
https://github.com/carles9000/tweb
http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewforum.php?f=45
https://forum.modharbour.app

Dear Silvio,

> why not have a syntax closer to fivewin / clipper / harbour

thats a functionality already provided by mod_harbour's third party libs. Please review Charly's TWeb for mod_harbour

> I should start over because it's like a whole other language

It is just a change in the programming paradigm. Same as we all did when moving from MsDos to Windows.

> I am already 55 years old I really struggle to understand this mod_harbour I have tried many times

It takes some effort, same as you did when you started building Windows apps. You are still very young

Dear Silvio
For rapid development of management applications, I consider that the best currently is to use Charly's TWeb, but if you also want to be able to design and develop web pages, you also have my Beacon develpment
( Documentation in progress )
https://www.lucia.cloud/beacon/
Slack:
https://join.slack.com/t/beacon-slack/s ... G18fwq8~eg
That I hope to publish as soon as I have a little more time.
What still needs to be developed in more detail are the xcommand to obtain the desired syntax.

Silvio, Ricardo offers an online course: Web development with Mod Harbour and Mercury

Best regards,
Otto