Christ­mas Gift: Effec­tive Feature Programming

In his latest blog post, one of our devel­op­ers has just revealed an amazing little Christ­mas gift for all our CAESES® users: A summary of ​“Effec­tive Feature Pro­gram­ming”. It’s a great read for improv­ing your Feature Def­i­n­i­tions in CAESES®, while at the same time it gives you a com­pre­hen­sive overview of the existing func­tion­al­ity. Get your copy right now: 

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What are Features?

CAESES® Features are small user-defined command sequences that are wrapped in a def­i­n­i­tion (similar to a script). Check out this video for a very short intro­duc­tion. Features allow CAESES® users to write their own programs and GUIs in CAESES®. Basi­cally, within an easy-to-under­stand script­ing envi­ron­ment you can make use of all the CAESES® commands: Loops, if-state­ments, file I/O, func­tions, GUI-cus­tomiza­tion, macros, … even debug­ging — no limits! So far, there hasn’t been a single task that we couldn’t solve with Feature Def­i­n­i­tions — this core func­tion­al­ity of CAESES® is surely one of the most powerful and exciting parts of our software!

Enjoy reading and… happy holidays :-)