Difference between revisions of "Category:Lianja Scripting Essentials"

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This documentation category provides a primer for developers who are new to the Lianja/VFP scripting language.
 
This documentation category provides a primer for developers who are new to the Lianja/VFP scripting language.
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Lianja/VFP is a complete cross platform (Windows, Linux, MacOS) implementation of the Visual FoxPro scripting language and database. It has many modern extensions to push that language forward into the future.
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You can integrate JavaScript, Python and PHP code in with the Lianja/VFP code.
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The database engine is extremely high performance and is fully 64 bit providing huge file support.
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When building Apps each Page, Section and Formitem can use any or a combination of the supported scripting languages.
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Latest revision as of 08:25, 3 December 2017

This documentation category provides a primer for developers who are new to the Lianja/VFP scripting language.

Lianja/VFP is a complete cross platform (Windows, Linux, MacOS) implementation of the Visual FoxPro scripting language and database. It has many modern extensions to push that language forward into the future.

You can integrate JavaScript, Python and PHP code in with the Lianja/VFP code.

The database engine is extremely high performance and is fully 64 bit providing huge file support.

Bm-noteicon.png
Pro Tip

When building Apps each Page, Section and Formitem can use any or a combination of the supported scripting languages.