Design Modern UI in Access with HTML, CSS , JS and VBA with HandleView (Episode 1)

How to get MVC like framework and a web interface in your MS Access Application, all in VBA.
NO need to add ActiveX components or DLL.
This VBA project will be released under the name HandleView for Access with a MIT open source licence :)
At last, make REAL beautiful Access Application!

This is a short introduction to HandleView, but we'll soon release a demo of a small application build with HandleView so you could see what you can do with it. Contact us for more details.

Thanks!!!

[handleview]

FIRST CODE RELEASE.
I finally put some code on GitHub!!!
Please take some time to read the (incomplete) documentation. It contains at least basic concepts and Get Started section.
I will soon post tutorials if the demand is there.
Thanks for supporting me through comments and emails.

[Affenhirte]

Your words still ring very true and personally I don't understand why a monster player like Microsoft wasn't willing or able to give their users an advanced inhouse solution to create actual modern looking frontend designs. In terms of looks you are always a decade behind with your current MS Office products.

[handleview]

Hey don't give up, I'm still working on this and there should be new release and courses available in the next weeks :)

[LennyLewis]

I love your approach! Late to the game, but love it none the less. Truly magnificent.

[handleview]

Hi,
I almost finished the basic documentation. The boilerplate Database is ready and I'm preparing a series of videos for some tutorials.
I realize it's a lot of job and there is a lot of concepts to cover. I'm in it for more than a year so for me, it's now a second nature when I work in Access so I didn't realize until now how many little pieces there were to put together for this to work and how many hours I've worked to bypass many little bugs and VBA restriction. Loll


This should all be ready and available on May 11, yes 2020 :)


I hope it won't turn you off from using it :)


Thanks
Alain

[ricgee]

Great, am looking forward to trying this out

[itsdavidood]

Love the look thank you for the videos it opened up my eyes to access

[stefdevries]

Hi there, i like what you're doing. I'm bound to use Access and would really like to get a hold of 'handleview'. Any news on that ?
I do a lot of coding myself (VBS, VBA, Javascript) so i wouldn't mind if it involves a little work to get it going

[Shinzouille]

Bonjour,
Vidéo très intéressante mais serait-il possible de fournir un exemple téléchargeable ? Cette vidéo ne présente pas tout, même la suite...
merci.

[pythusiast]

I want to be like you....what do i do to learn this?

[ConceptismoHD]

Hi,
I really like your approach. I've recently started to develop a similar framework in order to come closer to a n_tier architecture in Access. Is it possible to contact you to exchange experiences and ideas. Continue your work. It's great.
Greetings from Germany
Alex

[sissokom.prodev]

What I'm wondering, is it possible to distribute with Access runtime ?

[rshamhm]

Hello, it’s look 👀 wonderful first time see like this & this is what i look for. So after getting the code how to begin.

thank you very much

[aniketshetegdt]

Hi, Very Nice App but it is not working for me. I am getting an error of Host file not located.
Can you please advise what do i need to do in order to run it successfully.
Thanks in advance

[xanderbuynsel]

this is a very very nice. sir maybe you can give as an idea how did you combine html js css and vba. thank you. :)

[jimmyjohns]

Hello, Awesome video. I would be very interested in trying this out. Please keep me in the loop if you publish the source db/code.

[erenfilix]

Hola, no hablo mucho inglés, pero quería saber si eso puedo hacerlo en access 2016?, o tengo que descargar otra versión?

[iliesboukhatem]

hhhh I am sorry but it's a bad idea !
why don't you just make a web app instead ?!
you are trying to use a saw as a hammer !