Month: February 2022

@sabeeh13 @sabeeh13 Are there any #IBMi user groups in India?
I have Googled extensively & cannot find any links to any.

– Simon Hutchinson (@RPGPGM) (in reply to sabeeh13)12:36 – Feb 03, 2022

Laissez les bons temps rouler! #IBM style. PowerUP ’22 in New Orleans will feature #ibmi education, networking with peers, industry experts, and solution providers. common.org/powerup2022/ho… #ibmpower

– Gábor Samu (@gabor_samu)12:32 – Feb 03, 2022

FOCUS is just around the corner! Join COMMON for three days of in-depth, workshop style education on a variety of leading topics. See full conference info ow.ly/8ubz50HIlfa pic.twitter.com/zSoDq9yTjK

– COMMON (@COMMONug)12:00 – Feb 03, 2022

How the Chameleon Web Development Framework is used to modernize the IBM i, RPG community.

This channel helps IBM i developers to become more proficient in creating browser apps, by presenting step by step instructional videos on how best to use an IBM i Web Development Framework.

We are all about replacing the traditional display files (DSPF) with HTML pages. The Chameleon Framework is a freeware and is available under the standard MIT license, and was built on IBM i for IBM i developers. It provides a comprehensive development environment where RPGLe professionals will be able to create browser apps in matter of minutes.

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Two Guys, Mike Augel and Joseph Park with top level credentials and decades of IBM i experiences. Mike has global expertise in providing business solutions and Joseph brings forth an in-depth development expertise from the lowest bowels of the IBM i to various modern languages on multiple platforms.

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In the fourth part of our BASH bit size training set, we will take a look at how we can use functions to make our scripts more manageable & use less code, on our favourite server the IBM i.

This video is part of our learning path for BASH programming on the IBM i.

Our training video on Shells on IBM i can be found at https://youtu.be/9rL9U8hfIHA

⌚ Timestamps
— Contents —

00:00 – Intro
00:54 – Course modules
01:13 – Using functions
03:09 – Function examples
04:04 – Passing parameters into functions
04:53 – Example of using parameter with functions
05:59 – Variable scoping
06:46 – Example of variable scoping
08:33 – Function Exit Status
09:29 – Example of function exit codes
10:18 – What’s coming up
10:42 – Check out learning.formaserve.co.uk & Powerwire.eu
11:04- Still training!
11:59 – Wrap Up!

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