I'm on the slower end of things with a DSL line that does 25down/2up.
Latency seems to be more critical for me. If it stays under, say,
70ms, everything seems to work remarkably well, even searches.
dave
On Thu, Aug 16, 2018 at 8:58 AM, Jeffrey Kain via 4D_Tech
<4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
>
Agreed.
I do some remote development from home using 4D version 15. It's a cable modem
on my end (150 down/12 up) to a large university halfway across the country.
Development is very speedy once things get cached, and even using the
application is pretty good with a few exceptions where
On Aug 16, 2018, at 9:01 AM, Tom Benedict wrote:
> Thanks for the report Tim. I'm very impressed that anyone is doing
> development on 4D Server over the internet.
This has only become possible in the last maybe 5 years due to the increases in
internet speeds, and the changes 4D has made to
> Thanks for the report Tim. I'm very impressed that anyone is doing
> development on 4D Server over the internet.
We have been developing over the internet for about 9 years now. One thing that
it does is show us where the application is network intensive. We have tuned
the performance so
Tim Nevels writes:
> First day 4D Server Team Developer v17 experience over a WAN was very good.
Thanks for the report Tim. I'm very impressed that anyone is doing development
on 4D Server over the internet.
When deployed does your app use 4D Client or does it have a web front end? I
I’m working on a project where we upgraded from 4D v16 R3 to v17.0 HF1 today.
Development on this project uses 4D Server Team Developer over a WAN for most
of the developers — I’m one of them. I’m using an iMac Pro and my internet
connection is pretty good — cable modem with 150Mbps down and
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