In 4D v20 beta, we were excited to show you our work on the new QUIC network layer. As the layer is still in the beta version, we deactivated it for t...
The 4D language is constantly improving. For v20, we bring you a new feature that will ease the use of your classes: declared class properties. Declar...
Since its release, ORDA has grown in popularity and is now widely used on your production servers. With 4D v20, we provide two improvements on how OR...
As developers and database administrators, you know the importance of quickly recovering from data corruption. Backups and journals help you with the ...
The most considerable production servers running with 4D accept more than a thousand simultaneous connections, and this number keeps growing. As a con...
4D provides you with multiple built-in ways to backup your data: 4D backup and the use of a mirror server. With 4D v20, 4D exposes internal commands t...
With 4D v19R6, we brought you a new way to perform HTTP requests: HTTP classes. At that time, some of the HTTP classes functionalities were not final,...
In our constant effort to improve 4D syntax and functionalities, we have decided to bring you new commands to perform HTTP requests in 4D: the HTTP cl...
Since its release in 4D v18, Projects drastically expanded 4D's capabilities by bringing compatibility with version control systems —among other thing...
In our ongoing effort to improve the building of 4D applications, we've added a few functionalities to 4D v19R5 that you'll certainly find useful. Th...
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