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A new PostgreSQL blog post/announcement has been posted!
Get the full details here: PostgreSQL: New PostgreSQL support in IBM COBOL for...
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GitHub - meyfa/CobolCraft: A Minecraft server written in COBOL.
A Minecraft server written in COBOL. Contribute to meyfa/CobolCraft deve...
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bloop | Evaluating LLMs on COBOL.
Modernising legacy code with AI
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Humans are still “in the driver’s seat,” but it could make code more modular.
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COBOL’s youth culture | TechBeacon.
COBOL has a youth culture? Yes! COBOL programmers aren’t a bunch of dinosaurs, and the language of C...
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GitHub - openmainframeproject/cobol-programming-course: Training materials and labs for a “Getting Started” level course on COBOL.
Train...
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Coding Cobol: A note on strings.
There are two types of string in Cobol, and they are very different. The first type of string is one th...
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Why and how COBOL is still used.
If you work in any sort of financial institution, companies like airlines, larger hotel chains or any o...
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Last year, as a result of the pandemic, many legacy systems went over their capacity. Severalnews outlets reported that those legacy syst...
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A new PostgreSQL blog post/announcement has been posted!
Get the full details here: PostgreSQL: New PostgreSQL support in IBM COBOL for...
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GitHub - meyfa/CobolCraft: A Minecraft server written in COBOL.
A Minecraft server written in COBOL. Contribute to meyfa/CobolCraft deve...
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COBOL’s youth culture | TechBeacon.
COBOL has a youth culture? Yes! COBOL programmers aren’t a bunch of dinosaurs, and the language of C...
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bloop | Evaluating LLMs on COBOL.
Modernising legacy code with AI
New
Humans are still “in the driver’s seat,” but it could make code more modular.
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Last year, as a result of the pandemic, many legacy systems went over their capacity. Severalnews outlets reported that those legacy syst...
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Coding Cobol: A note on strings.
There are two types of string in Cobol, and they are very different. The first type of string is one th...
New
Why and how COBOL is still used.
If you work in any sort of financial institution, companies like airlines, larger hotel chains or any o...
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GitHub - openmainframeproject/cobol-programming-course: Training materials and labs for a “Getting Started” level course on COBOL.
Train...
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