Webinar: OpenEdge Developer Birds of a Feather Session
 

Webinar: OpenEdge Developer Birds of a Feather Session

29 June 2023

Join our OpenEdge Developer Birds of a Feather Session on Thursday, 29 June at 4pm (EST). 

Meet Mike Fechner & Peter Judge for an open discussion about any topic related (or not) to OpenEdge development. OpenEdge 12.7 has just been released, and with it some cool new toys. Should you use them - and if so, how? Are you struggling with a gnarly ABL problem that you’d like to bounce off us? Or do you want to bring the popcorn for another episode of upper- vs lowercase?

Bring your questions, opinions, comments or just come and hang out.

When: Thursday, 29 June at 4pm (EST)

Don't miss out,

Register now!

 

Save the date for our upcoming webinars:

20 July
Using .NET core with OpenEdge - with Mike Fechner

10 August
A minimal viable pipeline setup for Docker PASOE image - with Daniel van Doorn

 

Speakers

Mike Fechner

Mike Fechner, lead modernization architect at Consultingwerk started using Progress over 30 years ago and ever since has supported Progress Application Partners and end customers in adopting the features of the latest OpenEdge and Progress releases to enhance the capabilities of existing applications. With his framework design skills he has set the stage for development of many successful OpenEdge applications.

Mike is specialized on object orientation in the ABL, software architectures, the GUI for .NET, web technologies and a wide range of Progress products such as OpenEdge, Telerik and Corticon. He is involved in software modernization projects on a day by day basis.

He is a well-known and active member of the international OpenEdge community, frequent presenter at conferences around the world and is a board member of the German PUG and founder of the committee of the EMEA PUG Challenge. He’s also a founding member of the Common Component Specification project.

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Peter Judge

Peter Judge is a software architect at Consultingwerk, and has been working with Progress since 1996.Over the years, he has gone from writing reports, to building customer applications, to writing frameworks, to designing and building libraries, and generally makes stuff work together. Peter's background is in application and application toolkit design and development, and more recently has worked on server and integration technologies, but his interests span the whole SDLC from design through to deployment, regardless of language and technology.

Peter is a frequent poster to various forums, a regular speaker at conferences and user groups, and believes that we only grow individually if we all grow together.


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