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  • After a long time of work, my good friend Aleksey Rakov, implemented support for ppc64le and aarch64 in his project, ELENA programming language A brief explanation of why this project is very interesting, for the IBM Power language community Different ...

  • Hi everyone, You can watch the on-demand recording here and download the slides here. Please share any of your questions below. ------------------------------ Linda Alkire IBM Minneapolis MN ------------------------------

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  • I'm connected and the question of the .Net ecosystem on Power is part of their presentation. Best Regards / Cordialement Fabrice MOYEN Advisory Technology Engineer, IBM Client Engineering | EMEA IBM Technology Sales ...

Latest Blogs

  • If you're in the world of software development, then you're probably familiar with the challenges of building fast and scalable APIs. Fortunately, gRPC is an open-source Remote Procedure Call (RPC) framework that can help you overcome these obstacles! ...

  • Enabling verbosity options allows you to get more information while building C# applications. In this blog, you will learn how to enable verbosity options using the ‘dotnet CLI command’ using .NET environment variables to make debugging easier. In the ...

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  • Over the past few months, we have been actively publishing technical blogs in the .NET on IBM Power resources domain. In response to numerous requests from our readers, we are excited to provide a comprehensive step-by-step guide for installing EDB ...

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  • Are you a Power developer and looking to expand your horizons? Well, I have some exciting news for you! You can now run .NET applications on IBM Power. In fact, .NET 7 has supported Power for a while now. If you want to learn more about this, refer to, ...

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  • Have you ever been daunted by the idea of working with Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces? Or, is the thought of developing your own applications using this amazing functionality by Red Hat a bit too much for you? Well, this blog might help you overcome your ...

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