Thanks for your kind words, Ben and Anastasia
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Thanks for your kind words, Ben and Anastasia
The George James Software team are looking forward to hosting this webinar next week!
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Hi @Michael Derr,
It sounds like our source control solution, Deltanji, would be a great fit for your setup.
Deltanji is tightly integrated with the IRIS environment, providing source control for Productions and Health-specific artifacts directly at the workface.
It is also well-suited to concurrent development. It has high-granularity branching and merging, so multiple developers can easily work concurrently on separate branches.
We can set Deltanji up to suit your workflow as it’s fully configurable. Developers can work locally, in their own sandbox, before pushing to the development server, or by using a shared Dev instance, with Deltanji controlling concurrent edits. We can then achieve the master source control state that you mentioned very easily, with code being moved through the Dev, Test and Prod environments.
Regarding your comment about differences between dev and prod Interop Productions, our Deltanji Production Component Driver, which allows granular management of Productions, will allow you to safely transfer interfaces from dev to test to prod without ending up having your live production talking to your dev endpoints.
If working in Git is an organizational requirement, we have a Git Integration, so you can manage your IRIS artifacts with Deltanji, and then push to a Git repository as an upstream record of the changes.
Our website has more information: georgejames.com/deltanji. We’d be happy to give you a demo as well, just DM me, or my email address is laurelj@georgejames.com.
Laurel
Another solution is to use Deltanji source control to manage and transfer these items, as this has the added benefit of providing full source control and accountability of changes to these items. I know you’re getting set up with Deltanji at the moment with John, so this is something he can help you with.
It was great to see you and the team in Birmingham!
Hi Manoj, we offer training for users migrating from Studio to VS Code. Take a look at our website for more information - https://georgejames.com/vscode-training/
If you have any questions, feel free to message me here or you can send an email to laurelj@georgejames.com.
Thanks, Laurel
This was a great presentation at the Global Summit. For those interested in enterprise-grade embedded/server-side source control, check out Deltanji source control from George James Software (thanks for the shout-out @Ben Spead!)
Hi Tam, this sounds like something George James Software can help you with - I've sent you an email.
Thanks, Laurel
Looking forward to it!
A recording of the user group, which showcases the new features of Deltanji version 8 is now available on our YouTube channel -
A reminder that our Deltanji User Group is tomorrow (May 30th). Join us at 3pm BST | 10am EDT to find out more about the key updates in version 8 of Deltanji.
You can sign up via Google Forms here, or send me a direct message if you would like a link to the recording.
Hope to see you on the session!
Congratulations to the winners!
Thanks for the support, Raj!
There's a few more spaces available on our September webinar:
Wednesday, September 20th 10am - 12.3pm EDT (note the time change)
Or book onto our October or November sessions. You can find out more on our website: https://bit.ly/438fEwS
Our next webinar will be on Wednesday, August 16th from 11am-1pm EST.
Find out more on our website: https://bit.ly/438fEwS
Congratulations everyone!
Hi Michael, I've sent you a direct message via Developer Community. Thanks, Laurel
Thanks for having us!
Hi Jordan,
You can also use Serenji when debugging in VS Code - https://openexchange.intersystems.com/package/Serenji
It's an on-the-spot debugger from George James Software, with zero configuration for users - so you can debug whenever, wherever you are without losing focus. It also takes advantage of the latest features within VS Code itself such as CodeLenses.
Our YouTube channel has a Serenji playlist which shows off how some of these features work - https://www.youtube.com/@GJSoftware/featured
Happy to chat if you're interested in finding out more!
Thanks, Laurel
Thanks for including Serenji debugger in your list @Robert Cemper!
Yes there will - if you sign up via eventbrite we'll be able to email you a link to the recording afterwards.
Isn't it great when your ideas come to life so quickly... Check out our last few posts on the Developer Community, where we have been discussing our new Production component driver for Deltanji source control - a solution for the winning entry!
Great minds think alike @Scott Roth, congratulations on winning the contest.
Link to most recent post here: https://community.intersystems.com/post/source-control-interoperability…
Congratulations everyone!
Agree, Beyond Compare is a great diff tool. We have interfaced it to Deltanji source control - so it goes direct to code in InterSystems namespaces, rather than exporting the code into files and then diffing the files.
The solo edition (free to use) is available from our website if you're using Studio. Or you can download it as a VS Code extension by installing Serenji.