Ditto to what everyone else has already said about the 4D World Tour 2017 in
Denver. Sorry I’m late posting, but all I can add is the knowledge and advice
gained from the training is “priceless.” The ROI is off the charts.
All the presenters were well prepared and explained a lot of the new
Sorry, I failed to mention, but of course, JPR's "poof" was in an eelven on a
scale of one to ten!
Tom Dillon wrote:
>I know I'm late to this and that there's only the one World Tour event
>left (I had a three day, drinking from a firehose client meeting after
>the WT). BUT, I thought about not
I know I'm late to this and that there's only the one World Tour event left (I
had a three day, drinking from a firehose client meeting after the WT). BUT, I
thought about not going, because, ya know, maybe JPR might have lost some of
the perk in his "poof, it is done". And I don't have enough
On May 5, 2017, at 2:00 PM, David Adams wrote:
> You seem excited about the event ;-) Keep in mind that not everyone can
> attend because they either live to far away, have a scheduling conflict, or
> are reading these posts in the future. Unless they invent a time travel
> machine, it won't be
On May 5, 2017, at 2:00 PM,Cannon Smith wrote:
> Well, I thought I was talking about workers in general, but that was under
> the assumption that all processes have some kind of execution cycle. Are you
> saying that a non-UI process (ex. pre-emptive thread) won’t have an execution
> cycle?
Well, I thought I was talking about workers in general, but that was under the
assumption that all processes have some kind of execution cycle. Are you saying
that a non-UI process (ex. pre-emptive thread) won’t have an execution cycle?
In either case, the only place I can think of where this
On May 4, 2017, at 2:00 PM,Cannon Smith wrote:
> I also learned that in previous versions a worker would check for the next
> message once per execution cycle. Right now that has changed so that the
> worker will continue executing whatever it needs to empty the message queue
> all in one
On May 4, 2017, at 12:21 PM,David Adams wrote:
> Thanks for all of the details from your time at the tour, it sound really
> great. I'm happy to see that CALL FORM and CALL WORKER are being promoted,
> that's great. I strongly encourage everyone to try these features out. If
> you can find 30-60
I also just got back from the World Tour. It was great to see some of you again
and the information was very helpful. Add had some great demos and JPR shared a
lot of great information.
One thing JPR helped me understand better is that a worker is basically just a
process ready to do things.
David,
I completely agree!!! Call Form and Call Worker are really more accurately
named and described by your naming.
> As a quick heads-up, I think that the most accurate names for these commands
> are respectively:
>
> EXECUTE METHOD IN WINDOW
> EXECUTE METHOD IN WORKER
Thanks
Justin Will
Tim,
Thanks for all of the details from your time at the tour, it sound really
great. I'm happy to see that CALL FORM and CALL WORKER are being promoted,
that's great. I strongly encourage everyone to try these features out. If
you can find 30-60 minutes when you've got the feeling to experiment,
I was at the 4D World Tour in Denver and I agree with John. It was excellent.
Probably better than the last world tour 2 years ago. I highly recommend it to
everyone. And that includes all you guys that think you are 4D experts and
already know all that you need to know about 4D. You don’t know
Oh, and Add did a great job expelling and demonstrating how to use subforms.
You really need to wrap your head around them as they provide such flexibility.
As I move forward I will try and use subforms every change I get.
JOhn...
> Hi All,
>
> I just returned form the 4D World Tour in
Hi All,
I just returned form the 4D World Tour in Denver. I am very happy I went.
I learned quite a bit about where 4D is “theoretically” going and where 4D is
“currently" at.
All the 4D presenters were excellent - even the new guy! And you know who you
are.
Add did a great job of taking
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