.NET Core will become the successor to .NET, which will bring lots of upsides and a few gotchas along the way as .NET Framework is shelved.

Sara Faatz, senior manager on the Telerik and Kendo UI developer relations team at Progress, talks to Computerworld about DevReach 2019, the latest trends in app development and the technologies app developers want to use.

Make the most of your business rules with greater data access capabilities via seamless connectivity to REST API services and a simpler, faster .NET server architecture for faster throughput.

Manually combining spreadsheets from different teams to generate business intelligence is inefficient. A web-based app can yield big gains for your business.

Learn how to save time and get better performance while using Progress Corticon with this helpful tip for .NET environments.

From recent consulting projects, I'm hearing from both IT and business users interested in OData production from on-premise business systems.  This "self service" need is in contrast to my last article on OData production using the Entity Framework for...

Following my third Dreamforce presentation on SQL data connectivity to Salesforce, I'm hearing more projects loading data into the Salesforce Platform.  The sales ecosystem at...

Exchange Online 2009 has come, but it’s not gone.  With over 2,000 participants from every continent around the world attending 36 sessions on diverse topics such...

While working on a new ABL sample using OpenEdge GUI for .NET, I started thinking about the different presentation models that are available to an ABL programmer in 10.2A. While much of Microsoft...