PSDN LIVE 2008 - OpenEdge, Sonic, 10.2A, ESB And More
PSDN LIVE 2008 is the premier North American conference for Progress users. It’s being held in Boston September 7 - 9, 2008 at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel.
Topics will include: OpenEdge 10.1C and 10.2, Sonic ESB, Structured Exception Handling in OpenEdge, O-O, new on-line database maintenance utilities, OpenEdge Architect and more.
We hope to see you there!
A September ‘08 US Progress OpenEdge Technical Event? Your input needed!
Progress has three quick questions to ask you about a potential 1 1/2 day technical event in the US in September ‘08. Here’s the e-mail that some of us have received:
Dear Valued Progress Customer,
Are you planning to attend Exchange 2008 in Paris? If that’s not an option, what are your options? Your feedback is important to us. Please take a moment to complete a brief three-question survey that will help us determine the type and level of technical events we deliver to you in 2008. Click here - http://www.progress.com/cgi-bin/survey.cgi/vote.w?boothId=398
If you are thinking such an event would be worthwhile or want to go on record on what coast you would prefer the event if it were held, click the above link and speak up.
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PSDN News: PSDN News is a monthly e-mail newsletter highlighting technical content newly added to PSDN Online including product release announcements, technical white papers, articles, code examples, and technical events such as upcoming PSDN Webinars.
PSDN techTALK: Hosted by Marv Stone and Kim Mager, techTALK is a new monthly audio program geared for the technical Progress community. This program is an opportunity for Progress OED (for right now) to provide interesting technical information to both customers/partners and to the Progress technical community at large.
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Premier Worldwide Progress Event - Exchange, 2008 is at Disneyland Resort Paris, France
Details for Exchange, 2008 (June 8-11 at Disneyland Resort Paris, France) are posted at Progress Exchange, ‘08. Exchange is an annual event sponsored by Progress Software drawing over 1,000 users, and technical and business experts from around the world. Exchange events include several days of general and technical sessions, workshops and hands-on demonstrations and training sessions on the latest Progress technologies.
Need more info on OpenEdge and Progress? Join a Progress User Group.
Progress User Groups (PUGs) can be found all over the world. PUGs enable you to attend local technical presentations on current Progress topics, exchange ideas with other Progress users, and discuss the technology that is impacting today’s businesses. If you live in the Delaware Valley/Greater Philadelphia Area consider joining us for lunch at DVPUG. If you live elsewhere visit PSDN’s list of Progress User Groups to find one nearest you.
What are “Spectrum” and “RDL”?
“Spectrum” and “RDL” are product names that preceded “Progress 4GL”, “OpenEdge” and “ABL”.
“Spectrum” dates back to 1980.
Welcome from the Editor in Chief
Welcome to progress.solvepoint.com.
In the decades that I have been working with Progress technologies there has never been a more exciting time than now. Features rich with business value like auditing and object orientation are beginning to flow. Through Progress Software’s acquisitions, new blood appears to be injecting vigor into the layered and related products groups. There are signs that some of the new folk are also growing in their knowledge and respect for the core database and language. Tool-sets are being re-tooled. Yes, indeed. These are exciting times!
The pace with which Progress users must discern and learn is at its highest in history. Opportunities and risks abound.
This blog, progress.solvepoint.com, joins PSDN and the PEG as a helpful place for users who need to sort out the good from the bad and make wiser technical decisions.
Welcome!
Sincerely,
Mark Karaman
progress.solvepoint.com Editor-in-Chief
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