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- Posted onAugust 27, 2008In spite of the availability of CASE tools, other languages, and application generators, I still write most of my code in RPG. Here’s why you should, too.
- Posted onAugust 18, 2008Consolidating legacy applications makes sense. So why do many organizations still rely on redundant legacy systems? The reasons are legion.
- Posted onJuly 17, 2008JavaServer Faces and Enterprise Generation Language form a mighty combo in smoothing Java EE development. It’s all about simplicity.
- Posted onJune 30, 2008Quickly accessing the most current technical information is critical to keeping your to-do list short. O’Reilly’s Safari online book service is one of the best paths to that knowledge.
- Posted onApril 21, 2008The System i and COMMON communities lost a great friend and champion with Al Barsa, Jr.'s untimely death. Al would be the first one to urge folks to move on to embrace the challenges ahead.
- Posted onApril 16, 2008Who are we to make assumptions about the servers behind the web? If web services are truly driven by standards, any server should be able to take on the persona of a web service.
- Posted onFebruary 28, 2008The current WDSc release is a formidable replacement for legacy tools like PDM and SEU — and you can install it with just the features you need in a typical RPG shop.
- Posted onFebruary 28, 2008Oracle's Larry Ellison embodies the cliché "crazy like a fox" with his ingenious and cunning business strategies. Here's how he keeps his company in the game.
- Posted onFebruary 1, 2008Today's technology world demands more than just RPG to create world-class applications. Programmers who have an "RPG and RPG alone" mind-set need to recognize this and branch out.