Node.js on IBM i: Jiving with JavaScript

This will be a “bait and switch.” You know, like that $50 mobile phone plan that gives you “unlimited” calling, data, and texting, as long as you are on a public Wi-Fi? Doh! Well, in this case, the “bait” was dangling “Node.js” in front of you, and the switch is jumping right into … JavaScript. By Pete Helgren Editor’s Note: This article is excerpted from chapter 10 of Open Source Starter Guide for IBM i Developers, by Pete Helgren. The reason for the switch is that there is no “Node.js” language. Here is the definition of Node.js from Wikipedia:

This is a fantastic open source tool for looking at disk utilization on #IBMi Start with a smaller directory to test it out but if you wanted to scan root and exclude other dirs check out this example: ncdu -x / –exclude /QSYS.LIB –exclude /QOpenSys –exclude /QIBM

This is a fantastic open source tool for looking at disk utilization on #IBMi

Start with a smaller directory to test it out but if you wanted to scan root and exclude other dirs check out this example:

ncdu -x / –exclude /QSYS.LIB –exclude /QOpenSys –exclude /QIBM twitter.com/IBMJesseG/stat…

– Matt Seeberger (@mkseeberger)13:27 – Aug 12, 2021Quoted Tweet:

Check out this handy disk usage tool for #IBMi! Just ‘yum install ncdu’ (don’t forget to ‘yum clean expire-cache’ first if needed). #IBMiOSS pic.twitter.com/rWoD4qildy

– Jesse Gorzinski (@IBMJesseG)10:56 – Aug 11, 2021

Learn API Security Basics with the IBM i

In this video, we introduce the basics of API security (encryption, Authorization, Authentication, JWTs, OAuth, etc.). We then show how you can easily and securely API enable your IBM i with Eradani Connect, taking advantage of these technologies.

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