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Regarding "It seems like you're arbitrarily excluding PASE because it's not
native enough"; That's a controversial assumption. I should admit to making
a couple statements about PASE in the first article in the series:
"This piece offers opinions about options for moving from green-screens to
browser user interfaces. It focuses on IBM i-centric alternatives as
opposed to the migration of applications (or the UI portion of
applications) to other platforms."
"My definition of other platforms includes language and runtime
environments which run in PASE, because PASE is really a subset of AIX.
Though interesting as they may be, the scope of this blog is limited to IBM
i-centric options (ILE languages)."
I view IBM i and PASE as essentially separate and distinct operating
systems (or environments). They both run on Power. They're packed together.
But the runtime interfaces and characteristics are about the same as
running two separate partitions on a single hypervisor.
At any rate, I've chosen to write about modernizing IBM i, using the
integrated language environment as opposed to using language environments
which run in PASE.
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