Progress OpenEdge Dynamics has been a stalwart framework for over a decade. Since then technology demands have changed, and we offer up several modernization paths for those seeking new functionalities.

In the third post in his series on applications of the future, Sunil Belgaonkar explores the drivers of business application modernization, exploring topics like UI/UX, SaaS, analytics and more.

In my last blog post in this series, I talked about the changing audience for business applications, with many users now falling into the generation called “millennials.” Companies who aren’t thinking about millennials are in danger of missing a seismic shift in user expectations

Sunil Belgaonkar begins a new blog series on building applications of the future, touching on broad topics like UI/UX, micro-services, security and standards, mobility, cloud, social business, Big Data/analytics and Internet of Things (IoT), among others.

The Progress® OpenEdge® community has many frameworks for modernizing OpenEdge business applications. Some of these frameworks–such as ADM1 and ADM2–were created by Progress. Others were created by the OpenEdge community. When done right, frameworks help improve productivity by providing common...

Recently I attended Eclipsecon 2009, an Eclipse community conference in Santa Clara, CA. Like previous years, the conference was very well organized and had sessions on various topics ranging from e4 (code name for Eclipse 4.0...

Last month, I had the pleasure of attending Eclipsecon 2008, Eclipse conference, in Santa Clara, CA. The conference was well attended with 1404 attendees representing 37 countries.  There were 10 parallel tracks and with a wide range of sessions from “Getting started” to “How to make money with...