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A greenscreener doesn't
spend as much time as I do, learning new things and losing lots of
time with bugs (which I am sad to see are still often present with the
latest version of RDi).
I'm currently working in a shop that doesn't have RDi. The developmenttechnologies.
team is divided into several groups, each working with different
The AS400 team is small and of a rather mature age group. However, Isalesman.
was very surprised to find that a large proportion of the developers
are still writing new programs in RPGIII. There is no use of ILE, and
all RPGIV programs are written in fixed format. Since being there,
I've installed the trial version of RDi and the 120 days has expired.
I've therefore been forced to rediscover SEU &co.
I would really like to convince the manager to buy the product. But I
need arguments. I think it would be easy to convince him if I were a
Sometimes, particularly when I observe coworkers on theirend, everyone gets the job done.
greenscreens, I wonder if RDi really has made me more productive. A
greenscreener doesn't spend as much time as I do, learning new things
and losing lots of time with bugs (which I am sad to see are still
often present with the latest version of RDi). Rather I wonder if, RDi
is just good for morale. What I lose in development downtime I win in
organisation, speed in coding, understanding, finding, etc. But in the
Can we measure or prove that RDi would be worth the investment? If so how?-snip-
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