Webcast: PowerBuilder 12.5 – Get Ready, ‘Cause Here It Comes!

Tuesday, April 26, 2011
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. ET
(10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. PT)

Join PowerBuilder Evangelist and resident Rockstar Dave Fish, for this hour long webcast that will cover the exciting features you can expect to find in this new release.

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TechWave 2011 Call for Papers is open

Apparently they're going back to the old model, where they hold a call for papers from the user community and approve select ones.  The last couple of years they were having Sybase employee do almost all of the sessions.  If you submit a proposal and it's accepted, you receive a free pass to TechWave valued at $1200.  For more information, see the TechWave web site.

PowerBuilder Newsletter

http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1092693

Some PowerBuilder "feature articles"

Dave's Corner

John's Roadbox

PowerBuilder Product Manager Update

Upcoming PowerBuilder.TV episodes

Carving Up Classic Client/Server Applications For .NET Deployment: Using the New .NET Project Partitioning Feature
April 5 at 12:00pm EST (New York) / 18:00 CET (Paris) with Yakov Werde - Register

Take your commercial applications to the next level
April 14 at 11:00am EST (New York) / 17:00 CET (Paris) with Christophe Dufourmantelle - Register

PowerBuilder 12.5 Overview
April 21 at 12:00pm EST (New York) / 18:00 CET (Paris) with Dave Fish - Register

 

Carving Up Classic Client/Server Applications for .NET Deployment Using the New .NET Project Partitioning Feature

Sponsored by:  mLogica

The March 12.1 PowerBuilder EBF contains a new tool and technology that enables you to overcome deployment issues that might impede .NET migration.  You might even be able to organize your code in a way that enables you to restore RAD development to its rightful position in PowerBuilder.NETdeployment.

Very interesting article on the state of the publishing industry...

Specifically in how it applies to technical books.  It's stunning how low the total unit sales are for a typical technical book now days.

http://radar.oreilly.com/2011/02/2010-book-market-5.html