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Welcome, developers!
IBM i enthusiasts, thanks for your patience — your zone is ready!
If you’re a fan of the IBM i Operating System, you’ve seen it go through a number of changes over the years (it has previously gone by the names OS/400 and i5/OS). And while you may have noticed IBM i resources here on developerWorks, we’ve never had a central repository for all of our IBM i content. Until now. Our new IBM i zone makes it easy to find a wide range of technical resources — articles, forums, downloads, technical updates, and much more — related to this popular OS. Those of you who are already familiar with IBM i know how unique it is, with its high level of integration (that’s what the “i” stands for) and an underlying architecture that provides for simplicity, stability, and security.
If you haven’t discovered this powerful OS, our New to IBM i pageprovides a solid overview while this podcast offers additional background on the new zone. And if you want to stay current on all of our new IBM i content, why not update your profile to include IBM i resources in your newsletter? (This week, the IBM i listings appear below for allsubscribers.)
Our goal is to make sure you never want for IBM i resources. And that isn’t about to change.
Until next week,
John Swanson and the developerWorks editorial team
This week’s top features on developerWorks:
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Next-generation RPG documentation
This article describes how you can use the RPG language to build a modern interface that addresses the need for community-supplied documentation by combining new browser framework technology (such as ExtJS) and existing back-end server software (such as Apache, RPG, and DB2).
Build browser apps using RPG and ExtJS > |
MERGE ahead: Introducing the DB2 for i SQL MERGE statement
DB2 for i 7.1 includes support for the MERGE SQL statement. This article gives an overview of MERGE, and includes examples that show how it can be used to simplify applications.
Simplify your apps > |
IBM i Performance Data Investigator
The Performance Data Investigator (PDI) is available with the IBM Systems Director Navigator Web console. Using PDI, you can do analysis of performance data from Collection Services, Job Watcher, Disk Watcher, and Performance Explorer. This article reviews the key features of PDI.
Browser-based viewing of performance data > |
PowerHA SystemMirror for i
PowerHA SystemMirror for i is low maintenance, easy to manage, and always ready to switch. Read about how PowerHA SystemMirror has a replication technology to fit every IBM i environment.
See how PowerHA SystemMirror fits IBM i > |
How to boost application performance using Solid State Disk devices
This article provides an overview of Solid State Disks (SSDs), and shows how they can be implemented and used effectively on IBM i. It also discusses a simple method for determining and moving potential frequently referenced objects to SSDs to take full advantage at the lowest cost of implementation.
Implement SSDs on IBM i > |
Revolutionize your application and product support
The IBM Application Runtime Expert (ARE) is an exciting new product created exclusively for IBM i. ARE has the potential to make you re-think your entire approach to system management, application problem determination, product support, and testing.
Rethink system management > |
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Welcome, developers!
Ah, January — the time of year when one’s thoughts turn to weight loss, finances, personal growth, and … top 10 lists! That’s right, we couldn’t start 2011 without doing our annual glance back at the highlights of 2010. Below is our list of the top 10 most popular developerWorks resources from last year, as determined by you. (Want more than 10? Check out our expanded top 20.) The ever-popular “Lazy Linux” article once again grabbed the top spot, but the list also includes an impressive array of current technical topics (such as the well-loved “5 things” Java technology series). And our editorial team had a few favorites, too: Here’s a samplerof what they saw as our most noteworthy offerings of 2010.
Meanwhile, 2011 is already in high gear on developerWorks, where you’ll find plenty of new resources to help you innovate and stay competitive. We’re excited about the year ahead (when a certain company turns 100!), and we look forward to helping you connect with the technologies and expertise you’re after. I’ll have lots to keep me busy — hey, anything to avoid looking at that credit card bill.
Stay solvent. Stay healthy. Stay focused.
John Swanson and the developerWorks editorial team
Top 10 developerWorks URLs for 2010:
- Lazy Linux: 10 essential tricks for admins
- WebSphere Developer Technical Journal
- Introduction to Android development Using Eclipse and Android widgets
- Create modern Web sites using HTML5 and CSS3
- On-demand skills session: An introduction to XML
- 5 things you didn’t know about … everyday Java tools
- Build a dynamic organization tree using GWT and RESTful web services
- 5 things you didn’t know about … Command-line flags for the JVM
- Build skills for DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows
- Build dynamic user interfaces with Android and XML
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