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Unit Testing: Beating technical debt

2023-11-20T12:54:54+02:0019 May 2020|Blog|

In this article we will examine the importance of unit testing in general and assess how relevant the technique is on IBM i.

“Azure DevOps” Rhymes with “Arcad ‘n’ Drops”

2024-04-04T14:56:13+02:0029 April 2020|Blog|

Learn how your IBM i shop can utilize Microsoft’s most powerful development software, aside from perhaps Windows itself. Azure DevOps has existed in some iteration since 2006, but it seems to have hit its stride with the addition of git in 2013.

Why “Git”?

2023-11-20T12:55:17+02:0020 March 2020|Blog|

Git is still generating an enormous amount of buzz. What are the reasons behind its poularity? Is it really justified? And how relevant is Git in the world of IBM i development?

Code review: go automatic!

2024-04-04T11:47:04+02:0028 February 2020|Blog|

SonarQube is the de-facto standard code review tool for many modern languages today. But do you need to automate the same continuous quality checking for your RPG code and CL?

GIT a Jump in Your Step

2023-11-20T12:56:30+02:0025 January 2019|Blog|

Reflections on the rise of Git and the DevOps paradigm on so-called legacy platforms IBM i and z/OS – by Floyd Del Muro, DevOps Advocate

The evolution of DevOps

2023-11-20T12:57:09+02:0015 October 2018|Blog|

Find out how the DevOps concept, which previously focused primarily on IT services, is spreading across the enterprise today.

DevOps Facts & Predictions – Infographic

2023-11-20T12:57:32+02:006 September 2018|Blog|

DevOps adoption is growing faster than ever. Check out our infographic to discover the latest DevOps predictions, and how this agile corporate culture improves efficiency in all lines of business!

What is Source Code Management?

2024-03-28T15:27:44+02:009 February 2018|Blog|

You would think someone who has been in the industry for as long as I have would have a simple answer to a simple question. What is source code management? My reply? Well, that depends.

How Git can be used as the source repository for your native IBM i code? – Part 1

2024-06-10T17:04:28+02:0014 November 2017|Blog|

Imagine being able to branch and merge IBMi code as easily as you do your PHP code. Imagine adopting agile methodologies for native development, builds and deployments. Imagine never having to “check-out” code and jump through those hoops. That’s what Git allows, and it’s really not that hard to accomplish.

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