In light of current travel restrictions and social distancing, we would like to offer our services and do what we can for the IBM i community. We will be hosting a two-day virtual #IBMi education event at no cost to you. https://t.co/4Zqc3sNDMJ
December 17th QUSER meeting: Mike Pavlak talks IBM i modernization. What does it mean to your business and how do you make it happen?
https://t.co/CUn7Bmcq6g
#MikeyPEI
QUSER is off to a great start! Jon Paris and Susan Gantner future proofing RPG applications presenting live and GoToMeeting. Join us for future meetings! https://t.co/nbHVA73Goz
March 19th QUSER meeting: Calvin Buckley from Newfoundland Canada will share how (and why) he was able to port the Mono .Net environment to IBM i. Richard Schoen will show using Visual Studio how to build your .Net code and then run it native on IBM i.
https://t.co/kmUruuyn7H
Our meeting this month (Tuesday Feb 19) will be a special treat. First time QUSER speaker, Scott Forstie, will be sharing great things about DB2 and SQL in IBM i. He's super excited to present to QUSER!
More information and RSVP here:
https://t.co/Du2RKAkyft
@Forstie_IBMi
Deadline extended to March 30 for our April 17th RPG Free Format workshop with Jim Buck in Minneapolis. Take advantage of Jim Buck's 20+ years of educating the next generation of IBM i programmers! Sign up here https://t.co/oyq67n7ZBD
We had a fantastic time listening to @aaronbartell present on #Git & #Nodejs at the @quserug event yesterday--lots of great questions and conversations!
Thank you for hosting such a great event, @HelpSystemsMN!
Thanks @quserug for having me speak on #git and #nodejs yesterday!
Here's a pic of me using your mug, dribbling an imaginary basketball, and listening to my fav Christmas song; and flexing my earlobes.
https://t.co/yc9dlj91Lg
Thanks @HelpSystemsMN for hosting!
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