The AS400 offers the most secure, reliable, and scalable platform for web and mobile business apps. IBM developed it in 1988. The application system was massively popular. IBM had shipped almost half a million AS400 models by 1997. Even today, many companies are using...
The IBM i platform gained great popularity at the end of the last century and is widely used now in various business areas due to its efficiency, reliability, and security. However, modern business requirements and IBM i digital transformation require more reliable...
Your IBM i 5250 green-screen application is rock solid. However, it's also monolithic. Hence, it can't seamlessly translate to a web environment on its own. Also, IBM i green screen application has limited functionality. Therefore, keeping up with the changing user...
IBM i applications are very popular and important to many organizations. The IBM i Access solutions allow you to access them from any device using the new modern interface. IBM i Access provides users with a modern environment with many convenient functions for...
There is an opinion that the IBM AS400 is dead. But is it so? What if you do an IBM i modernization? In this article, we will discuss the benefits of using the IBM AS400 and modernization strategies to upgrade legacy IBM i applications. What Is AS400? AS400 is a...
Web service technology enables you to provide dynamic e-business solutions. It opens up a new set of possibilities for collaboration between your businesses and partners. Regardless of the low-code platforms or runtime environments, web services connect applications...
If you have worked on IBM i application development, you must have heard about RPG programming language. Developers use it on a IBM system – the AS400 or iSeries. But what is RPG? What is it used for? Should you start learning it? In this article, you will find all...
We often hear that 'change is the only constant'. This is certainly true in the world of software development. New products constantly come on stream and managers must make decisions on which of these to implement. Often they simply wait. The result can be 'technical...
The most obvious example of how IBM i applications have evolved over the past 40 years is the user interface. Earlier IBM i screens were one color, green on a black background (thus we know the term "green screen"), while later models only supported a few colors. Now,...
IBM i is an operation system that was developed at the end of the last century and gained huge popularity due to its high performance and low cost. IBM i solutions that are built to run on this system have legacy applications perform functions such as: receiving data,...
