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Welcome back to my three-part series that looks at IBM i programming languages. My goal has been to cut through the emotion and identify what “legacy” really means when it comes to programming languages on the IBM i (aka AS/400, iSeries) platform.
When we speak to businesses that run on the IBM i platform (aka AS/400 or iSeries), old and monolithic code are the top two compelling reasons cited by organizations choosing to start down the path to application and system modernization. But since “legacy” code has already done so much for us, why consider a change? Learn more in this, the first of three blog posts I’ll write on the topic!
Welcome back to my blog series on truth about IBM i legacy code. In part two, we’ll cover how our industry talks a lot of “legacy” vs. “modern” code, but what does that really mean for your business needs? It’s time to really dive into the history of legacy languages and modern languages for enterprise businesses. For the IBM i (AS400, iSeries) market, that focus primarily turns to RPG as a coding language.
If you missed part one, catch up here.
Our sales and services teams are proud to welcome Michael Kilian and Steve Ramberg to oversee the delivery of our new and exciting offerings, including flexible code transformation and API automation for businesses on IBM i (AS400).
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