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Great Module. The templates and form engines make short work of whatever task you've got in front of you. Kelly offers great support, and the help file is second to none. Even if you're just a hobbyist, you will be able to build professional level "custom" modules easily. If you're a .Net programmer XMod takes care of the overhead functions and let's you quickly build your compiled logic.
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Author: Buck Anderson Created: 1/31/2008 5:09 PM
Buck's Briefs include XMod information, tutorials, and observations from working in the trenches as a longtime XMod application developer and business coach.

Buck's Tip: The Power of the Testimonial

By Buck Anderson on 3/1/2008 9:23 AM

Testify. A good testimonial attracts attention, conveys a benefit, and achieves credibility. If a testimonial sounds so good that you couldn't have said it better yourself, then it probably won't sound credible to the reader.

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Buck's Tip: The Poor Man's Read Only Form Control That Accepts Validation

By Buck Anderson on 2/15/2008 1:36 AM

Have you ever had a need to make a form control read only and required? Well folks, it ain't gonna work. Here is a simple solution...

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Buck's Tip: How to Bookmark an Inline XMod Details Page

By Buck Anderson on 2/5/2008 10:36 AM

Not that I am an advocate of the 'Bookmark' or 'Add to Favorites' type of links, but I had a challenge of creating a link that clients, using our Business Directory application, could use to point directly to their details page. Here is how I did it...

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Buck's Tip: Code Reuse with Parameters

By Buck Anderson on 2/3/2008 9:16 PM

After you have written several XMod applications, it seems you look for better, and faster, ways to make your XMod code library more reusable...

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XMod - More Than Just a Form Builder

By Buck Anderson on 1/31/2008 6:36 PM

For the past 15 years, I have sat behind a computer and cut code. I soon realized that I could write sophisticated applications, using XMod, in one tenth of the time it had taken previously in .Net. No compiling, No hefty License fees...

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