Dive into “Simple RPG Subfiles for Noobs – The IBM-i RPG” and picture yourself as a rookie coder in the AS400 iSeries realm, wielding the power of modern RPG subfiles like a data-slinging wizard!In this session, we’ll walk through the steps to create a subfile from scratch, troubleshoot some common errors, and optimize your workflow using Visual Studio Code. This lesson is your goofy guru, showing you how to ditch the old-school spaghetti code for sleek, modern-style vibes. Why go modern? It’s like swapping a clunky flip phone for a smartphone—your code runs smoother, looks sexier, and doesn’t make other programmers groan. Think tidy subfiles that behave like obedient digital pets, making your IBM i adventures faster, fancier, and way less headache-y! Whether you’re new to RPG Free Format or looking to sharpen your skills, this guide will help you build efficient subfiles with confidence. Let’s get started! Read More
IBM Cloud Coming To You, Live In A Datacenter Closer To You Ash Giddings
With IBM PowerVS, Skytap on Azure, MSPs, and on-prem Power10, IBM i users have more migration options than ever. But which is right for you? Read More
Simple RPG FILE DATA Subfiles for Beginners – DEBUGGING – AS400 iSERIES and IBM i Programmers Nick Litten
Grab your detective hats, IBM i rookies! Welcome to Debugging RPG File Data Subfiles for Beginners on the awesome IBM i Power System! Today, we’re hunting down those pesky bugs hiding in your subfiles—think of it like a treasure hunt, but with less gold and more ‘Aha!’ moments. Whether your data’s gone rogue or your screen’s playing hide-and-seek, we’ve got the tricks to tame it. Let’s fire up the debugger and squash those glitches—game on!https://www.nicklitten.com/course/simple-rpg-file-data-subfiles-for-beginners-debugging Read More
VS Code for IBM i: Profiles [Video] Amy Lantz
[[{“value”:”Returning with a new episode in his Getting Started with Code for i video series, IBM Champion Patrick Behr now focuses on how to set up profiles. Profiles let you define different library lists and filters based on what you’re working on. They give you one-click access between, for example, production and test environments, accounting and warehouse applications, or whatever you need to need to do next. The following 2-minute video shows you how to create different profiles. You’ll find the rest of the videos in Patrick’s Getting Started with VS Code for IBM i series here. To get your…
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Women Driving Tech Andrew Wig
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