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TUG Buzz! for Thursday December 5th, 2024 |
Join us online as we continue our 40th year!
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* Note: An MP4 recording of this meeting will be available to download for TUG members in good standing, by email request to admin@tug.ca.
ABSTRACT:
TOPIC: "SEP in VS Code"
(Using Service Entry Points in Visual Studio Code for debugging)
RDi introduced debugging with Service Entry Points many years ago. Finally, Visual Studio Code is providing some of the same capability. Learn what a Service Entry Point is, what VS Code can and cannot do, how to configure and use it with the Code for i plugin, and how it will help you debug a batch job. Through practical examples, explore how these tools fit into a modern development workflow and enhance productivity.
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Glenn GundermannGlenn has worked on the IBM i for many years, starting on the S/38 in the mid-80s. Glenn enjoys keeping up to date by attending webinars and conferences, and reading technical journals. Glenn is currently President of the Toronto Users Group for Power Systems. |
Jose MartinezJose has been working on IBM i systems for several years, specializing in modernizing RPG applications and integrating web and mobile technologies. Passionate about learning and staying updated with the latest advancements in software development, he explores new tools and methodologies while working on innovative solutions, from optimizing databases in DB2 to developing mobile and web applications. |
AGENDA SUMMARY for December 18th MoMADMISSION: Free for TUG members & invited guests Registration: on-line
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FOUNDING MEMBER
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Future TUG MoM Calendar:
| DATE / VENUE | TIME / TOPICS | SPEAKERS / SPONSOR |
Wednesday |
12:00 PM (EST) Noon Zoom MoM Topic: SEP in VS Code (Using Service Entry Points in Visual Studio Code for debugging) |
Glenn Gundermann |
Wednesday JAN 22 |
5:00 PM (EST) - Session 1: 7:00 PM (EST) - Session 2: |
Douglas Gibbs |
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