Bob Cozzi's resume is truly impressive: nearly 20 years of AS/400, iSeries, and System i5 experience; more than a decade of RPG IV development; and nearly 30 years of RPG programming. He has confronted, evaluated, and circumvented nearly every roadblock RPG programmers can experience. He not only blasts through RPG IV's shortcomings, but he also creates extensions that provide features that are simply not available in standard RPG. With 101 Dynamite Tips 'n' Techniques, Cozzi provides the solutions to dozens of techincal dilemmas, insights into resources formerly available only to a select few, and exposes RPG IV extensions that use his vast knowledge of System i5 MI instructions -- all with easy-to-use wrappers that even the most inexperienced RPG IV programmer can implement. Lift the code right out of the book and into your applications!
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Bob Cozzi has been an RPG programmer since 1978. He is author of several books on RPG programming, including "The Modern RPG IV Language." He is webmaster for his popular www.rpgiv.com website and produces several RPG training events each year, including the annual RPG World Conference (www.rpgworld.com). His production company, Cooked Jaw productions, produces the "i5 TV" and "Shoot'n iT" podcasts (available on the i5Podcast.com website). Over the years, Bob has consistently helped System i5 and RPG IV programmers to be more productive by creating and publishing tools, tips, and techniques for their programming arsenal. Bob's original publication, Q38 Technical Journal, had the tag line "Providing the Solutions"--and with 101 Dynamite Tips 'n' Techniques, he continues to excel in that mission. For more, visit Bob's websites: www.RPGWorld.com, www.rpgiv.com, www.i5Podcast.com, and www.rpgxtools.com.
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This book is way too expensive for the tips that it has. I sort of skimmed through the book and I don't think it worth the cost.
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This book really tells you how to do amazing things with RPG IV ! For me, that have been using the RPG language family since System/36, this book give me knowledge about the kind of things only available in other languages before RPG IV. Almost all of these tips are really new and incredibly useful to my day to day work.
Great book !
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Very Good Book as a Reference,
This review is from: RPG Tnt: 101 Dynamite Tips 'n' Techniques with RPG IV (Paperback)
This book is a good book as a reference. If you already have experience in RPG then this book can help learn new and more techniques. It would have been nice to have a index.
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