Last year I wrote an article for PBDJ, PowerBuilder Developer's Journal, on the "History of PowerBuilder". You can still read this article online at: http://pbdj.sys-con.com/read/124571.htm.
Thanks to the Belgian PowerBuilder User Group it has been translated into French (and I also heard Italian). Now, thanks to Tiger Chen at Sybase China, it has also been translated into Chinese.
About Chris Pollach Chris Pollach is the president of Software Tool & Die Inc. (a consulting company based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) and has been using PB since November 1989 (version 0.8). When not developing in PB, Chris enjoys fishing and martial arts.
Sys-Con Deutschland News
Desk wrote: Last year I
wrote an article for
PBDJ, PowerBuilder
Developer's Journal, on
the 'History of
PowerBuilder'. You can
still read this article
online at: http://pbdj.sy
s-con.com/read/124571.htm
. Thanks to the Belgian
PowerBuilder User Group
it has been translated
into French (and I also
heard Italian). Now,
thanks to Tiger Chen at
Sybase China, it has also
been translated into
Chinese.
Sys-Con Italy News Desk
wrote: Last year I wrote
an article for PBDJ,
PowerBuilder Developer's
Journal, on the 'History
of PowerBuilder'. You can
still read this article
online at: http://pbdj.sy
s-con.com/read/124571.htm
. Thanks to the Belgian
PowerBuilder User Group
it has been translated
into French (and I also
heard Italian). Now,
thanks to Tiger Chen at
Sybase China, it has also
been translated into
Chinese.
Sys-Con India News Desk
wrote: Last year I wrote
an article for PBDJ,
PowerBuilder Developer's
Journal, on the 'History
of PowerBuilder'. You can
still read this article
online at: http://pbdj.sy
s-con.com/read/124571.htm
. Thanks to the Belgian
PowerBuilder User Group
it has been translated
into French (and I also
heard Italian). Now,
thanks to Tiger Chen at
Sybase China, it has also
been translated into
Chinese.
SYS-CON Belgium News Desk
wrote: Last year I wrote
an article for PBDJ,
PowerBuilder Developer's
Journal, on the 'History
of PowerBuilder'. You can
still read this article
online at: http://pbdj.sy
s-con.com/read/124571.htm
. Thanks to the Belgian
PowerBuilder User Group
it has been translated
into French (and I also
heard Italian). Now,
thanks to Tiger Chen at
Sybase China, it has also
been translated into
Chinese.
SYS-CON Brazil News Desk
wrote: Last year I wrote
an article for PBDJ,
PowerBuilder Developer's
Journal, on the 'History
of PowerBuilder'. You can
still read this article
online at: http://pbdj.sy
s-con.com/read/124571.htm
. Thanks to the Belgian
PowerBuilder User Group
it has been translated
into French (and I also
heard Italian). Now,
thanks to Tiger Chen at
Sybase China, it has also
been translated into
Chinese.
SYS-CON Belgium News Desk
wrote: Last year I wrote
an article for PBDJ,
PowerBuilder Developer's
Journal, on the 'History
of PowerBuilder'. You can
still read this article
online at: http://pbdj.sy
s-con.com/read/124571.htm
. Thanks to the Belgian
PowerBuilder User Group
it has been translated
into French (and I also
heard Italian). Now,
thanks to Tiger Chen at
Sybase China, it has also
been translated into
Chinese.
SYS-CON Australia News
Desk wrote: Last year I
wrote an article for
PBDJ, PowerBuilder
Developer's Journal, on
the 'History of
PowerBuilder'. You can
still read this article
online at: http://pbdj.sy
s-con.com/read/124571.htm
. Thanks to the Belgian
PowerBuilder User Group
it has been translated
into French (and I also
heard Italian). Now,
thanks to Tiger Chen at
Sybase China, it has also
been translated into
Chinese.
From Application
Virtualization to Xen, a
round-up of the
virtualization themes &
topics being discussed in
NYC June 23-24, 2008 by
the world-class speaker
faculty at the 3rd
International
Virtualization Conference
& Expo being held by
SYS-CON Events in The
Roosevelt Hotel, in
midtown
Last week I posted a
screen shot of the new 3D
Rendering capabilities
being added to some of
the 3D graphs in
PowerBuilder 11.5. It was
met with mixed reviews on
the PowerBuilder Futures
newsgroup
(forums.sybase.com) so I
went back to the drawing
board to see what I could
come up with.
BluePhoenix announced
that it has expanded its
collaboration with
Microsoft on legacy
modernization projects.
The collaboration
provides customers moving
their applications or
databases to .NET-based
environments the best in
both modernization
services and technical
support. BluePhoeni
Sybase announced that
AJAX development
capabilities and further
Microsoft .NET
enhancements have been
added to the latest
version of Sybase
PowerBuilder 11, the
premier 4GL rapid
application development
(RAD) tool. PowerBuilder
11.2 represents another
milestone in the
PowerBuilder road
Sybase has released the
production version of its
flagship .NET development
tool - PowerBuilder
version 11.2. This latest
release of its premier
IDE for RAD includes not
only standard fixes but
also a good list of new
features. Here is the
'Coles Notes' version of
these new features.
In June of 2007, Sybase
released PowerBuilder 11.
PowerBuilder developers
can now deploy
PowerBuilder components
as .NET Assemblies or as
.NET Web Services. A
PowerBuilder developer
can now create these .NET
resources so that those
who develop .NET
solutions can benefit
from PowerBuild
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From Application
Virtualization to Xen, a
round-up of the
virtualization themes &
topics being discussed in
NYC June 23-24, 2008 by
the world-class speaker
faculty at the 3rd
International
Virtualization Conference
& Expo being held by
SYS-CON Events in The
Roosevelt Hotel, in
midtown 
Sybase announced that
AJAX development
capabilities and further
Microsoft .NET
enhancements have been
added to the latest
version of Sybase
PowerBuilder 11, the
premier 4GL rapid
application development
(RAD) tool. PowerBuilder
11.2 represents another
milestone in the
PowerBuilder road
In June of 2007, Sybase
released PowerBuilder 11.
PowerBuilder developers
can now deploy
PowerBuilder components
as .NET Assemblies or as
.NET Web Services. A
PowerBuilder developer
can now create these .NET
resources so that those
who develop .NET
solutions can benefit
from PowerBuild
