Thank you, Rob. I also like globals visualization which you can find in InterSystems Caché documentation.

Nice article, Eduard!

Have you experienced any practical usage of this?

I think, this is a matter of use case.

If you have a great use case with Caché on ARM (Raspberry Pi or iPhone/Android) you can make PoC  even with eltechs.

And if it would be the matter of performance InterSystems can port and support it. See the list of supported platforms, it changes from version to version.

Anyone has a winning use case of it? 

Thank you Elizabeth! I would add mac variant: press Alt+e then e again and you get é.

Hi, Ponnumani!

Are you looking for the InterSystems classroom courses?

You can learn InterSystems Caché, Ensemble, Healthshare or DeepSee on classroom courses in Cambridge, London, Moscow or other InterSystems offices and get official Certificate of completion for every course.

Also, I can recommend the great way to learn Caché and other InterSystems technologies on our new InterSystems online  learning site - learning.intersystems.com.

The official name of the database technology is InterSystems Caché.

But sometimes people are lazy, or they have no é letter on the keyboard and use Cache in their articles, questions and answers in the meaning of Caché.

Which can be confusing when you try to search the Internet looking for the information on DBMS Caché and find information about memory cache.

I always try to search for 'InterSystems Caché' or 'InterSystems cache' to get relevant search results.

If you want to get rid from spaces in the string you can use $translate too.

USER> set s=" The string with spaces  "

USER> write $translate(str," ", )

Thestringwithspaces

Yes, exactly. Caché is really multi-model database engine.

What is interesting to me, it's recognized as Multi-model while Caché is not)

A few years ago we played with running Caché on ARM devices with eltechs. And it runs at least.

Hi, Nael!

Have you seen this demo: http://37.139.4.54/ClassExplorer/?

After installation just open the URL:  http://yourserver:57772/ClassExplorer/

and it should work.

Regarding you second question on CSP :

/ClassExplorer web app is REST web app, which can be determined once the web app has Dispatch class (ClassExplorer.Router in this case).

If so this app only serves the REST URLs which are listed in dispatch class URL map.

Hope this helps.

Also see this article which describes yet another way to install Caché based solutions.

Thanks, Fabian! 

Also, would like to introduce again code guidelines we use in Russian office for Caché ObjectScript.

Hi, Mike!

Did it for you.

Thank you, Rustam! That is the really useful update!

Maybe some $$$ForEach macro would be helpful here?