UT and ModHarbour are very good. UT requires less knowledge on Html and Css, ModHarbour requires more knowledge on Html and Css.
You can also try LetoDB, its fork LetoDBf, or NetIO. Then you can make client-server application.
Some developers use other techniques, like CGI. See https://harbour.wiki/index.asp?Session=232858539666475127&page=PublicPackageIndex&hbpi=harbour_fastcgi&Mode=Documentation .
You can find some ideas on next links:
https://groups.google.com/g/harbour-users/c/2zM7p_3knTs/m/S15kzTUsAAAJ
https://groups.google.com/g/harbour-users/c/wkO2MNcbaaI/m/EBeUT5dgAwAJ
https://groups.google.com/g/harbour-users/c/mt5p7KJlMK4/m/H5PW5DCjDQAJ
I am sure you will receives more suggestions.
Regards,
Simo.Hello everyone, I need to ask a question, to start a system from scratch, having as a principle Harbor running on a remote (web) back-end server, with some lib/framework on the front-end, what would be the most suitable, UT or ModHarbour? Or would there be any other option? Thanks!
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