Hi all,
I started writing applications in Access version 2.0 and am still doing it in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. My most complex application was a sales system for a sausage factory, it had a module that programmatically created forms, including 100's of lines of VBA and with optimized layout based on data. I recently wrote an Access system that manages the complex betting rules that have evolved over 25 years of playing poker with the same group of guys - it's a shared screen on Zoom.
I often ask myself whether or not Access is a relic which should be left behind along with floppy discs and dial-up modems. But then a project comes along that would be several times the cost, or not even feasible, in a different platform.
I'm looking forward to learning and contributing here.
Steve
I started writing applications in Access version 2.0 and am still doing it in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. My most complex application was a sales system for a sausage factory, it had a module that programmatically created forms, including 100's of lines of VBA and with optimized layout based on data. I recently wrote an Access system that manages the complex betting rules that have evolved over 25 years of playing poker with the same group of guys - it's a shared screen on Zoom.
I often ask myself whether or not Access is a relic which should be left behind along with floppy discs and dial-up modems. But then a project comes along that would be several times the cost, or not even feasible, in a different platform.
I'm looking forward to learning and contributing here.
Steve