Training at CSO
From 4 to 6 March 2019, we gave the Blaise 5 Layout course at CSO, the Central Statistics Office in Ireland. They are moving from Blaise 4 to Blaise 5 and were eager to learn about the possibilities of Blaise 5.
Video tutorial: Manipula Dialogs - Basic II - Lookup
This video tutorial is the second of several videos about Manipula Dialogs (Maniplus in Blaise 4). It explains how you can use a lookup and an EDIT in Manipula Dialogs, but some knowlegde of the Blaise 4 Maniplus syntax is expected. In this video we'll explain how to create a relative .bdix and how to customize your lookup Dialog using the default options.
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Blaise 5.5 - The December 14th 2018 release
Version 5.5.1 was released on December 14, 2018.
It can be found in the usual location on our ftp-server.
This version includes several new features and some changes: e.g the new BLOB-type, some new controls and actions, increased performance in questionnaire preparation, and improvements to Manipula.
Video tutorial: Manipula Dialogs - Basic I
This video tutorial is the first of several videos about Manipula Dialogs (in Blaise 4 this was called Maniplus). It explains the basics of Manipula Dialogs, but some knowlegde of the Blaise 4 Maniplus syntax is expected. In this video we'll explain a bit about the new layout and how you can add a procedure to a button.
We would love your feedback, so feel free to leave a comment on YouTube if you can.
Training at Statistics Denmark
From 1 to 4 October, 2018, we gave the Blaise 5 Layout course at Statistics Denmark. They are moving from another system to Blaise and were as such very eager to learn all about the possibilities of Blaise 5.
Training Blaise 5 Layout, 12-15 November 2018
From 12 through 15 November, Statistics Netherlands will organise a Blaise 5 Layout Training. This is a four-day course for Blaise developers. It will focus specifically on how to specify and apply layout using the new tools in Blaise 5. The course is especially useful for existing Blaise 4 programmers who want to know more about how to make the transition to Blaise 5, or who want to know more about the new capabilities of Blaise 5.