Month: August 2023

​IBM® SDK Java™ Technology Edition and IBM® Runtime Environment Java™ used by IBM i are vulnerable to an attacker executing arbitrary code due to an unsafe deserialization flaw as described in the vulnerability details section. The vulnerability is fixed by applying an IBM i Group PTF for Java as described in the remediation/fixes section. Read More 

​TechXchange is quickly approaching and with the opportunity to co-present two sessions on my favorite topics, I am super pumped. Meeting again at a conference of this scale never disappoints. Here are just some of the reasons why I am so looking forward to being there. You should be there too! The People First and … Continue reading “Attending and presenting at IBM’s TechXchange conference? Yes, please!” Read More 

​Trends in Modern Application Development — 27 September 2023, 4:00 PM Indian Standard Time
Tricks with Spool Files Using SQL — 28 September 2023, 4:00 PM Indian Standard Time Read More 

​Many IBM i developers are being asked by their leadership to adopt the same Git-based DevOps tooling used across the rest of their IT group.

But most long-time IBM i developers aren’t convinced that this approach will bear fruit as they haven’t had the opportunity to be exposed to even the fundamental concepts of Git.

So where do you start?

This webinar will explain the basics of Git, tailored for IBM i developers, including:

– IBM’s perspective on Git and modern tooling for the i
– Git principles and how they compare to traditional IBM i methods
– The benefits of using Git for managing your COBOL and RPG source code
– Free resources available to continue your learning

Whether it’s Git-Hub, Azure DevOps, or Bitbucket on your CIO’s mind, an understanding of Git fundamentals will equip you for the discussion. Read More 

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