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Harbour Reference Guide!
▸ it's not complete, (it hardly could be, given the great volume of harbour-project, i.e., language elements, commands/fucntions, preprocessor, compiler, contrib libriaries, make tool, et.c.) but finally is there, and after a heavy re-engineering by Viktor, now it has some very nice features one of which is the ability for volunteers to create new (or edit the existing) documentation... -
Clipper - Norton Guides
▸ Harbour is 100% backward compatible with Clipper, which means it includes all legacy functions with identical names, same syntax and functionality. Hence, this online Guide To CA-Clipper is a good way to get help for all those functions.
▸ Alternatively, look here.
▸ Also, here you can find plenty of useful content for CA-Clipper Tools, Nanform Toolkit and more... -
Harbour for beginners (by Alexander Kresin)
▸ don't be misled by the "beginners" of the title! Alexander's page is an essential "must-read!", for any serious harbour programmer. -
Sandbox (by Juan Luis Gamero)
▸ full of valuable docs, highly recommended! In fact, it was the spark-lit that motivated the creation of this dictionary, as well as, a rich source of documentation resources, parts of which have been used here. -
"Welcome to Harbour" (by Viktor Szakats)
▸ this is a great source of high-quality info about Harbour-project evolution (language & compiler) and deployment (installation/build/usage et.c.), although some of the info cited there may not apply to official Harbour (3.2) version.
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A Harbour Project How-To
"A gentle introduction to an open-source implementation of the Clipper language"
An interesting article dated back at very early stage of Harbour (April 2000 :!:). It's being cited here for historic reasons (or as it's said, “to let the younger know, and the elders to remember.”).
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Harbour Users' Mailing List (English language)
▸ Got questions? you might want to post a message there; chances are you get one or more good answers. 🤓
▸ and here is the old list on Mail-Archive, possibly useful when searcing answers for already asked questions... --also there you can read a somehow "intense" thread, regarding Harbour documentation (and judging from the nearlynull
result, was not a really productive one). 😉 ▸ Now you can use Harbour Google Groups Messages Search engine to search for messages posted on google mailing list.
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Harbour Developers Mailing List
Mailing list on developing Harbour itself (in English language). No much traffic, nowadays...
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Harbour list on GitHub (by Rafał Jopek)
"a list of open source Harbour-related projects that can be found on GitHub"
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Harbour Playground! (by Aleksander Czajczynski)
"a web service that receives a Harbour program (code snippet), compiles, links, and runs the program inside a sandbox, then returns the output." -
Harbour Reference Guide (by Giovanni Di Maria)
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A starters guide to Harbour (by gTxBase)
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Harbour Manual (by marinas-gui)
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Harbourdoc (by José Quintas)
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Harbour Language programming (by Massimo Belgrano)
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My journey with Harbour - "From Clipper 87 to Harbour running on… everything" (by Francesco Perillo)
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Programando xBase (lang.: Portuguese)
- Viktor's "Automated, reproducible, transparent, Windows builds for curl, nghttp2, brotli, libssh2 and OpenSSL 1.1", needed to build and/or use the relevant Harbour contrib libraries.
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Harbour Magazine
"Publication about Harbour programming language", by José Luis Sánchez
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The Oasis! (legendary Clipper repository of Phil Barnett (r.i.p.), from the old good times)
(transferred, by Viktor, into harbour's github repository!)
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ChangeLog.txt
More than1618 years of harbour development have yielded a huge logging file (9+ MiB) of text. (try to read the on-line version in Harbour repository at GitHub) -
doc/xhb-diff.txt
differences between official Harbour-project and xHarbour fork (along with references to Cl*pper and other xBase dialects) with several enlightening and instructive chapters, mostly written/maintained by Przemyslaw Czerpak. (read it as raw text at harbour repository) -
doc/en/1stread.txt
as well as, every.txt
found intoHarbour/doc/*
and intoHarbour/contrib/*
sub-folders. (browse the /doc/* sub-folder at GitHub)
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Harbour MiniGUI (xBase Windows development system based on Harbour compiler)
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HwGUI by Alexander Kresin
GUI library for Harbour, supporting Windows and Linux platforms-
GuiServer 🆕
A server application, providing GUI service.
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QtContribs - Harbour Qt Projects
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HBUI
- Multi-platform, lightweight GUI library for Harbour (wrapper for libui)
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Web based UI
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HBUltralight (by Antonino Perricone)
Harbour binding for Ultralight UI
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HBUltralight (by Antonino Perricone)
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Graphics playground(s)
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dev-harbour
An interesting collection of harbour bindings to various multi-platform graphic libraries.
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dev-harbour
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Marinas-GUI
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ooHG
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HWGUIQt
- Biblioteca gráfica com sintaxe similar à sintaxe da HWGUI
- Users-group (Language: mainly in portuguese, but also english and spanish)
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WoopGUI
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and while engaged with gui things
▸ let read an interesting article about user interface design.
- Harbour in a nutshell (some statistical data...)
- Harbour Project Estimated Cost (and some accounting) :-)
- Random collection of worth to read programming articles, mostly related to C programming language.
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