TechChannel E-book: Using Modern IBM i Application Development Tools
3 IBM i modernization success stories, 5 reasons Susan Gantner loves RDi and Jon Paris on why RPG remains relevant
Today’s RPG is barely recognizable as its earlier version—in format, syntax, capability and flexibility. It evolved along with programmer needs into a fully free-form language that modern programmers can easily pick up. And RDi is the only editor that supports all modern RPG syntax and features.
Similarly, one of the IBM i platform’s greatest strengths is that you can run unchanged the same code you may have been running over 30 years ago. There’s a reason RPG and the IBM i platform have been around all these years; they continue to evolve to meet current business needs.
In "Using Modern IBM i Tools," you'll learn about three IBM i success stories, five reasons Susan Gantner loves RDi, and why Jon Paris knows RPG remains relevant today.
This TechChannel e-book was sponsored by Lansa, Midrange Dynamics and Profound Logic.
Similarly, one of the IBM i platform’s greatest strengths is that you can run unchanged the same code you may have been running over 30 years ago. There’s a reason RPG and the IBM i platform have been around all these years; they continue to evolve to meet current business needs.
In "Using Modern IBM i Tools," you'll learn about three IBM i success stories, five reasons Susan Gantner loves RDi, and why Jon Paris knows RPG remains relevant today.
This TechChannel e-book was sponsored by Lansa, Midrange Dynamics and Profound Logic.
