Author: Pete Halsted

wxDevCon’17 is open for Registration

wxDevCon'17 will be held at the Hilton Garden Inn in Arlington(Dallas) Texas June 9-10, 2017. This is the perfect opportunity to spend 1 1/2 days networking with other WX developers and attending presentations showing many v22 new features and enhancements. Cost for wxDevCon'17 is only $200 ($250*) if you register by May 1, 2017, or even better … Continue reading wxDevCon’17 is open for Registration →

Early Bird Pricing and Special Room Rates Ends Tomorrow!!!

We only have a few slots left for the WebDev Coding Camp in West Palm Beach, FL Feb 6-8th. For more information view wxDevCon.com The last day to get the Early Bird Pricing of $700 is tomorrow, after that the price will be $850. Note the wxTraining streaming materials is only included with the Early … Continue reading Early Bird Pricing and Special Room Rates Ends Tomorrow!!! →

wxDevCon Coding Camps Feb 6-8, 2017

Our goal at wxPerts is to expand the use of pcSoft products in the US. Part of our plan to accomplish that is providing more training and after the sale support. Along with the annual wxDevcon, we will be offering quarterly Coding Camps. Coding Camp are 3 day hands-on, classroom style training session. This is … Continue reading wxDevCon Coding Camps Feb 6-8, 2017 →

Creating RESTful Web Services with WebDev v21

Today we will cover creating RESTful Web Services with WebDev v21. Its is very easy to create SOAP (WDSL) style Web Services with WebDev, but creating RESTful (HTTP GET) style services is a bit more difficult. The good news is v22 will include the ability to create RESTful Web Services, the same way that we can … Continue reading Creating RESTful Web Services with WebDev v21 →

Next Webinar – Creating RESTful Web Services with WebDev v21

Our next Webinar will cover Creating RESTful Web Services with WebDev v21. Its is very easy to create SOAP (WDSL) style Web Services with WebDev, but creating RESTful (HTTP GET) style services is a bit more difficult. The good news is v22 will include the ability to create RESTful Web Services, the same way that … Continue reading Next Webinar – Creating RESTful Web Services with WebDev v21 →

wxPerts Announces Web Service and API Consulting

wxPerts consults on many projects, and as such has had the opportunity to work with several 3rd Party Web Services and APIs. For each new web service we encounter we create a base class to manage the service. Many of these services took several days or even weeks of R&D to perfect, lets just say … Continue reading wxPerts Announces Web Service and API Consulting →

Dynamic Tabs

Dynamic Tabs was one of the great new features added to WinDev version 20. However based on some comments we had in a recent webinar, there are still quite a few folks out there that don’t know exactly what they are or how to use them. So this week I will be doing a primer … Continue reading Dynamic Tabs →

Mobile Web Development Tips & Tricks

Recently I have been working on a web site that has dedicated pages for mobile phone, so it seems a good time to go over a few tips and tricks that come in handy with mobile development. We will be looking at a quick comparison of the “desktop” website and comparing that to the “mobile” … Continue reading Mobile Web Development Tips & Tricks →

Setting up PostgreSQL on a WebDev Linux Server

In the forth in the Linux server setup articles, you will add PostgreSQL to your server. Be sure to check out the first 3 articles, including: Setting up a Linux Rackspace server for WX, Setting up HyperFileSQL and SCM on a Linux Server, and Setting up the WebDev Application Server on a Linux Cloud Server The PostgreSQL … Continue reading Setting up PostgreSQL on a WebDev Linux Server →

Getting UTC Time in ISO 8601 Format

Working on integrating with Amazon S3 services today, which uses a RESTful API. So far the hardest part is generating the login credentials. Amazon does this quite a bit different than most services. Instead of just sending an API Key and Token, you use several pieces of information, including the actual REST URL you are … Continue reading Getting UTC Time in ISO 8601 Format →