I am using this system (IBM i) daily. Mostly supporting clients who want to run Node.js (or some other open source package) on there system.
I also maintain a basic IDE for writing code on this OS (replacement for SEU, which was used in the article) and IBM also supply Rational Developer for i.
The OS gets one or two large patches a year, but generally not many new 'features'. I've done and still do my fair share of RPG and ILE C on this system too.
I also maintain a basic IDE for writing code on this OS (replacement for SEU, which was used in the article) and IBM also supply Rational Developer for i.
- https://github.com/WorksOfBarry/ILEditor - https://www.ibm.com/uk-en/marketplace/rational-developer-for...
The OS gets one or two large patches a year, but generally not many new 'features'. I've done and still do my fair share of RPG and ILE C on this system too.