Claris FileMaker Pro 19 review
Claris is a well-remembered name in the computing world — at least for early Mac users. Through MacWrite, MacPaint, and ClarisWorks, the Apple subsidiary introduced newcomers to personal computing long before Windows 95 and its successors pointed many consumers in another direction. By 1998, Claris International, Inc. concentrated on only one product, FileMaker, and thus became FileMaker Inc. In 2019, however, the Claris named returned as the company started to focus on Claris Connect, a cloud-based integration platform that works a lot like Dropbox and Slack. And yet, Claris FileMaker remains. The relational database program, now on version 19, continues to have a dedicated following of business and power users. Besides Mac, FileMaker is also available on Windows and iOS. Though not for everyone, FileMaker is worth considering if your organization looks to create apps to solve everyday business problems without prior coding experience. Here's a fresh look at FileM...