Mike Samboy

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NPM for IBM i: Unlocking Open Source Development Power

In our ongoing series about the Seven Must-Have Skills for Building Modern IBM i APIs, we’ve explored how REST APIs provide standardized integration, how JavaScript offers powerful tools for modern web development, and how Node.js brings server-side JavaScript capabilities directly to IBM i. Now it’s time to dive into the fourth essential skill: NPM for […]

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Node.js on IBM i: Bridging Traditional and Modern Development

In our ongoing series about essential skills for modern IBM i development, we’ve explored REST APIs and JavaScript. Now it’s time to dive into Node.js, the powerful runtime that brings JavaScript to the server side and opens up new possibilities for IBM i development.  Why Node.js Matters for IBM i  If you’ve followed our series

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JavaScript for IBM i Developers: Building Modern Web Integration Skills

In our previous post, “From RPG to REST,” we explored how REST APIs are the foundation for modern integration. Now, let’s dive into the third essential skill from our Seven Must-Have Skills for Building Modern IBM i APIs: JavaScript. While RPG has been the backbone of IBM i development for decades, JavaScript has become equally

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From RPG to REST: A Practical Transition Guide for IBM i Developers

While you can rely on a platform like Eradani Connect to do all the heavy lifting for you, understanding the nuts and bolts of REST APIs is invaluable for any IBM i developer. Think of it like driving a car with an automatic transmission – sure, you don’t need to understand how the gearbox works,

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