Resources for dBASE Web Applications

Web in General

General-purpose resources that can be applied to any web project.

• W3Schools - a great learning site! It has sections for languages ( HTML, Javascript, CSS, etc.), as well as sections about web hosting and many other useful topics, organized into Tutorials, Reference and Try-it-yourself Examples. If you are new to this stuff, you can start at the HTML Introduction

Learning dBASE Web Applications

How to use dBASE for your web projects.

• The dBASE™ Web Tutorial - Ken Mayer has worked very hard and put together a comprehensive series of tutorials with the goal of developing a dBASE web application.
• dBASE Learning Online - Building Web Applications by Prof Michael Nuwer of SUNY Potsdam. A great introduction to dBASE on the web.
• The Hands-On Project of dBASE Learning Online (above) can be found here.
• dBASE with AJAX - interact with the webserver without the page refresh cycle.
• SQL Cheat Sheet - here you'll find a useful cheat sheet that documents some of the more commonly used elements of SQL, and even a few of the less common. Hopefully, it will help developers - both beginner and experienced level - become more proficient in their understanding of the SQL language.
• SQL Tutorials - using MySQL, these courses will teach you database design, as well as basic to advanced SQL.
• DEP (Data Execution Prevention) is a security feature of Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2003 onwards. It can interfere with the operation of older versions of dBASE:
  • Ken Mayer has information about DEP at his site:
    http://www.goldenstag.net/dbase/
  • Christopher Neumann has instructions on how to deal with it:
    http://howto.landisc.com/dep.html
  • dBase Llc. provides information here:
    http://www.dbase.com/Knowledgebase/faq/WhatIsDEP.asp

Websites Using dBASE

Websites that use dBASE web applications.

• dBASEHost.com - dBASE runs most of the web applications here.
• LANDisc - all images on this site are served by dBASE web applications.

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