Search400.com – Open Source on i
Posted by: David Vasta
Today in my mail box I received the newsletter from the folks at Search400.com and this is what it said: FROM THE EDITOR Open...
Today in my mail box I received the newsletter from the folks at Search400.com and this is what it said: FROM THE EDITOR Open...
The Four Hundred is reporting that Help/Systems has acquired PowerTech, an large security firm and software developer, in a move that shows the IBM i space is still active and changing. "The consolidation of the midrange continued last month when The PowerTech Group, a leading developer of i...
Link :: Search400.com - Linux for IBM i: Introducing Linux to IBM i people The IBM i is a great platform. Not many of you out...
PHP on the IBM i is going to be huge and here is a good thread that might help you get started using PHP on your IBM i. Thanks to all who have contributed to the thread. Forum Thread on System i Network...
In this article I outline two ways of creating web services from existing System i programs. The first approach is to deploy RPG programs in the new IBM Integrated Web Services Server for i, and the second is to create web services in Rational Developer for System i for SOA Construction (RDi SOA)....
So full disclosure, I am an SME for COMMON and I speak and present about Linux on IBM i. I have pretty strong ties to the PHP @ IBM group in that the other two SMEs are both IBMers who preach the word for PHP, and other open source inititives at IBM. I have also worked for
Mr. Barr writes a great article about the current IT Jobs and how we handle them as IT folks. It's an interesting read, please take some time, you might find yourself in the article. Link to...
It was almost 20 years ago when I got into IT, and my first desktop PC was an IBM AS/400 e90...I think it cost $3 Million. I of course was sharing it with 700 other users, but what a great beast! I just wanted to wish the IBM i (AS/400) a very Happy...
Chris makes an interesting observation - LINK "There are still some differences in how IBM is rolling out its converged System i and System p server lineup -- though...
