iModernize - The Profound Logic Software Blog

Glad to have you back for this week's IBM i Pulse! Each week we will be taking a deeper look into this week's IBM i news. This week we are looking at what to do with RDi, Watson and Bluemix, HA availability, and the future of App Dev. But First... 

Over the next several weeks we will be taking an in depth look into Profound Logic's newest product... Profound.js 2.0. We will be discussing the benefits, the different components as well as the easiest ways for you to access Profound.js 2.0 for your needs. Profound.js 2.0 enables you to easily adopt Node.js in your business, and to take advantage of the many benefits of Node, including access to a much larger pool of developers for IBM i and access to countless reusable open source code packages on NPM (Node Package Manager). 

Last week we continued to discuss the components of Profound.js 2.0 by beginning to discuss the Converter Module of Profound.js 2.0. This week we are going to finish our discussion on the Converter Module and its benefits:

Glad to have you back for this week's IBM i news roundup! This week we are looking at buzzwords for the IBM i and a birthday celebration. But First...

Over the next several weeks we will be taking an in depth look into Profound Logic's newest product... Profound.js 2.0. We will be discussing the benefits, the different components as well as the easiest ways for you to access Profound.js 2.0 for your needs. Profound.js 2.0 enables you to easily adopt Node.js in your business, and to take advantage of the many benefits of Node, including access to a much larger pool of developers for IBM i and access to countless reusable open source code packages on NPM (Node Package Manager). 

Last week we began to discuss the components of Profound.js 2.0 by discussing the Framework and the Connector module. This week we are going to begin to discuss the largest module of Profound.js 2.0, the Converter module:

Glad to have you back for this week's IBM i news roundup! This week we are looking at promoting the IBM i and Watson Analytic. But First...

Over the next several weeks we will be taking an in depth look into Profound Logic's newest product... Profound.js 2.0. We will be discussing the benefits, the different components as well as the easiest ways for you to access Profound.js 2.0 for your needs. Profound.js 2.0 enables you to easily adopt Node.js in your business, and to take advantage of the many benefits of Node, including access to a much larger pool of developers for IBM i and access to countless reusable open source code packages on NPM (Node Package Manager). 

Lets take a deeper dive into the components of Profound.js 2.0 and how it can help modernize your legacy IBM i. There are three major components to Profound.js 2.0; the Framework, the Connector, and the Converter:

Glad to have you back for this week's IBM i news roundup! This week we are looking at the sanity of Node.js 8.0 and the growing lack of IT education. But First...

Over the next several weeks we will be taking an in depth look into Profound Logic's newest product... Profound.js 2.0. We will be discussing the benefits, the different components as well as the easiest ways for you to access Profound.js 2.0 for your needs. Profound.js 2.0 enables you to easily adopt Node.js in your business, and to take advantage of the many benefits of Node, including access to a much larger pool of developers for IBM i and access to countless reusable open source code packages on NPM (Node Package Manager). 

Lets take a deeper dive into the benefits of Profound.js 2.0 and how it can help modernize your legacy IBM i:

Glad to have you back for this week's IBM i news roundup! This week we are looking at a cooperative game and the future of RPG. But First...

The current release of Profound UI (Version 5.9.1) has an added feature that can be extremely useful for developers as they begin the process of modernizing their IBM i with the Profound UI set of modules. The Visual Designer for Rich Display Files now provides a Source View option. This new option is located on the Edit tab of the Designer ribbon menu and allows you to view, search, and directly edit the code behind the screen design.