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Demo: Go running in a native z/OS Container platformSince their introduction, containers have been a main part of application development due to their portability and efficiency. With the release of the z/OS Container Platform (zOSCP) 1.1, developers… |
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Bridging the gap: COBOL – Java. Take it to the next level with Python, Go and Node.js.Enable your organizations to bridge the gap between COBOL/PL/I and modern applications, improve operational efficiency, reduce costs, and stay competitive in the rapidly evolving business landscape.… |
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WharfThis tool enables automatic porting of Go source code to Unix-compatible operating systems that have gained new support for the Go programming language. Wharf works by investigating Go source code… |
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Interact with VSAM KSDS data sets using Go recordio moduleThe Go recordio module is used in this video to establish an employee database with a command line interface using key-sequenced data set, also known as KSDS. This demo is a continuation of a series… |
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Using gRPC and protocol buffer with Go on z/OSThis tutorial explains what gRPC and Protocol Buffers are and why you would use them. It provides step-by-step instructions on how to use them with Go on z/OS. You can also jump to the relevant… |
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Direct access to VSAM databases with Go recordio moduleLearn how to access the VSAM database directly from Go on z/OS without using cgo. |
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Go on z/OS: Using Go packages to create a RESTful serverThis tutorial video will cover how to use Go packages to create a RESTful server. It will also give a brief introduction to the Go language and how to localize your package with no access to the… |
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Go on z/OS: Connecting Compiled Binary Programs to Go ProgramsThis tutorial covers how to use Go programs to call a script or binary programs. Calling outside scripts or programs from Go can be done to achieve program interoperability. The tutorial consists of… |
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Event: Modernizing business critical applications with open languages on z/OS (Day 2)z/OS is not just for COBOL, PL/I, and Assembler developers – organizations can also draw on open languages like Node.js, Python, and Go to write business-critical applications on z/OS to… |
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Event: Modernizing business critical applications with open languages on z/OS (Day 1)z/OS is not just for COBOL, PL/I, and Assembler developers – organizations can also draw on open languages like Node.js, Python, and Go to write business-critical applications on z/OS to… |