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Learn about Merlin for IBM i

September 22, 2022/0 Comments/in News & Events, RPG /by Alan Seiden

IBM MerlinYou may have heard about IBM’s new Merlin tools for modern RPG development methodology. But what is it, really, and how would it benefit your shop?

Seiden Group’s Jack Woehr, one of the top Merlin advocates in the country, will be presenting three talks on Merlin at COMMON NAViGATE on Oct. 4–5, 2022:

  • Merlin Administration
  • Merlin IDE
  • Merlin CI/CD

We invite you to attend Jack’s talks on Merlin at NAViGATE. This conference is being held both online and in person.

You can also get in touch with us if you would like a deeper conversation about the Merlin development toolset, APIs, modernization, or open source.

Tags: IBM Merlin, IBMi development, RPG
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