[[{“value”:”The last program in the stack to move from perpetual to subscription for the IBM i P05 and P10 software tiers was Backup, Recovery and Media Services for i (5770-BR1), which was sunsetted on August 27 in announcement letter AD24-0665, and on January 1, 2025, you will not be able to order a perpetual license to BRMS for P05 and P10 machines.
As IBM has moved forward, simplifying the catalog and reducing the number of chargeable licensed program products as well as moving things like BRMS and RDS to subscriptions, that crossover point has pushed out to five years, give or take.”}]] Read More
Talsco Weekly: IBM i Shops: What should you outsource? patrick staudacher
[[{“value”:”Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly IBM i Brief: 💻 IBM Shifts to Subscription-Based Pricing. 💰 IBM Stock Skyrockets, Could Reach New Heights. Development: What’s New & Exciting in PHP on IBM i 🖱️. Git With The Program🧑💻. Learning IBM i as a Web Developer📚 Hiring: IBM i Shops: What should you outsource?
The post Talsco Weekly: IBM i Shops: What should you outsource? appeared first on IBM i (AS/400, RPG) Recruiting, Staffing & Consulting.”}]] Read More
Coding in RPG (IBM i/AS400). Using FOR-EACH Christian Larsen
[[{“value”:”Let’s talk about this fantastic operation code, for-each, that is very useful for making our RPG code more readable.
2:43 First example: how it works on the green screen using a debug session”}]] Read More
IBMi (AS400) fans only – Discover the power of the %SPLIT BIF in RPG Aldo SUCCI
[[{“value”:”It can return an array of values based on the delimiter you choose, making it easier to handle complex data or composite strings.
In this example, the string ‘apple,banana,orange’ is split into three elements in the array using a comma as the delimiter.”}]] Read More
PHP vs. Ruby vs. Ruby on Rails for Modern Web Apps Mike Pavlak
PHP, Ruby, and Ruby on Rails are powerful backend technologies, and while they are similar, they contain a few key differences. Read our blog to learn more! Read More
