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Modern programming is a silly concept, as we who program IBM systems know:
programming is layered, and some of the strata are geological.

But what's very big today is microservices.

On Sun, Feb 4, 2018 at 5:52 PM, Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Interesting post and likely to start religious wars!!

I thought I'd go outside the IBM i world and Google for "what is a modern
programmer" - first hit that interested me has this statement, which I
think is pretty worth looking at:

I submit to you that modern programming has little to do with the look of
your desktop. Graphical user interfaces are only skin deep. Modern
programming techniques are all about processes and actual tools, not the
skin on top of them. I don’t care whether you are using Eclipse or Emacs…
this tells me nothing about how modern you are.


The link is at https://lemire.me/blog/2017/07
/15/what-is-modern-programming/ and is by a comp sci prof at University
of Quebec.

I'm not sure I think that modern programming is about sending stuff to
Twitter or to the web - that's maybe one aspect, the output side, but that
isn't about my approach - I can do all that with bad technique, with the
best or worst of us.

OK, I'll start ducking now!

Cheers
Vern

On 2/3/2018 1:07 PM, Thomas Burrows wrote:

Been asked to show how I am programming as a MODERN RPG PROGRAMMER.

Would it be using completely FREE FORMAT from F specs to C specs.

Embedded SQL that is just dropped in the code.

No /Free statements.

Would like the groups thoughts.

Thomas Burrows
cell 469 693 2533


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