In my top 10, I have resisted the urge to cover everything I thought was important or it would probably have become a "Top 326 tips".
That said, here are some of the core things to think about; the thought process, modern paradigms and so on.
In my top 10, I have resisted the urge to cover everything I thought was important or it would probably have become a "Top 326 tips".
That said, here are some of the core things to think about; the thought process, modern paradigms and so on.
Topics: IBM i, GUI, Application Modernization, User Interface
Topics: GUI, Application Modernization, newlook
First of all Happy New Year!
This is a difficult post for me to write. Even though the topic is something I am passionate about and know inside out, it is also the part of my job (and part of modernization) that people ignore and value the least, as per the feedback I get and see (or don't for the most part).
Topics: IBM i, Application Modernization
It has been a while since I have talked specifically about product stuff but some of the new features in lookserver 10, supported in developer 10, are items I've been advocating so I thought it best to give some reasons why…..
The first item is custom CSS class. This property enables developers to add a custom CSS class to any element on the screen. It's worth noting that this property
I am concerned when listening to the luminaries in the IBM i community talking about what can be done with web apps vs. hybrid vs. native. I really wish these guys would 'pony up' buy some books and learn the facts.
With status comes responsibility and luminaries are trusted by many, their word is gospel or pretty close. So when talking about topics where they have little knowledge they pass on half truths, miss what's possible or even worse bend the truth to the tune of what they wish to sell you, this upsets me greatly.
If you read my last article, you will note by now how resourceful this UX mag is. Hence my reference to yet another great article from the guys over at UX Mag.
