Chris Maxcer has written an article in the recent edition of System iNEWS where he talks about the viability of EGL in today’s IBM i RPG shops. I had the privilege of commenting on various points throughout the article. Take a peek at the article at the below URL…
http://systeminetwork.com/article/does-even-free-egl-face-uphill-i-climb
I actually wouldn’t mind doing a [...]
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[better late than never]
On August 18th I gave a webcast about “SOA for RPG Programmers”. It was open to both all people even if you don’t have a COMMON membership (thanks Ian Cartwright for arranging this). You can get all of the information at the following link:
http://www.common.org/webcasts/09archivedwebcasts.html
The intent of this presentation is to give RPG [...]
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I subscribe to a lot of different blogs. Some I read often and others I simply meander through every once in a while. Two blogs that recently caught my eye are “You and i“, who’s authors are Steve Will (Chief IBM i Architect) and Craig Johnson (IBM i Product Manager), and “i Can” who’s author [...]
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I was presented with the need to test some browser code I had developed on a variety of platforms and browser versions the other day. I keep a number of browsers and versions at my finger tips, but certainly not all (I usually don’t adopt the new versions of Internet Explorer unless I have to). [...]
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Here’s a story for your Thursday morning. So I never actually graduated from high school. My senior year I decided I was tired of being treated like a kid and decided I would try my hand at college a year early (in Minnesota high school students can do PSEO “Post SEcondary Options” if they want [...]
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