go to post Ben Spead · Nov 1, 2022 Once again, an excellent article from @Benjamin De Boe - thank you!
go to post Ben Spead · Oct 28, 2022 @Benjamin De Boe - if you could weigh in on this (or get someone else to ... @Bob Kuszewski ?) it would be really helpful. We are still using XML exports for my team and this would be a big blocker from going to UDL.
go to post Ben Spead · Oct 26, 2022 @Jimmy Xu - thank you for this very simple primer for getting started with ZPM ... it is very clearly laid out!
go to post Ben Spead · Oct 26, 2022 @Jean Millette - I love it! Thank you for this fun contribution to the Developer Community :)
go to post Ben Spead · Oct 24, 2022 @Benjamin De Boe - this is a great article ... thank you for the write-up! Bumping the thread as more people should be reading from this and can benefit from it :)
go to post Ben Spead · Oct 20, 2022 Really impressive feature! I am curious (if you're willing to divulge), is this built on top of "Ens.Deployment.Utils" or did you create your own secret sauce at a lower level? Nice work! This is definitely a pain point for interoperability sites, no question :)
go to post Ben Spead · Oct 19, 2022 @Matthew Giesmann - well done and thank you for making this available!
go to post Ben Spead · Oct 19, 2022 @Shane Nowack - congratulations on his launch!! Very exciting and a great addition to the Professional Certification Exam portfolio for ISC technology :)
go to post Ben Spead · Oct 18, 2022 @Colin Brough - all great questions! I'll provide some thoughts and I am sure others will chime in as well. One question that I have which may impact the answers is what your current source control approach is? Are you using serverside source control hooks with Studio or some other approach? Take Atelier off the list and drop it from consideration... it is deprecated new work shouldn't be started with it VSCode is the path forward for InterSystems technologies; it used the Atelier REST APIs and therefore you can use it on Caché 2018.x (originally added in 2016.2 IIRC) You can typically use VSCode alongside Studio, depending on your answer to the above question about your source control approach. If you are using no source control, or if you are using serverside source control, then Studio and VSCode can both be used against the instance in mixed mode (my team has been doing this for years) I can't speak to what you lose with VSCode but I believe that at this point the answer is either 'very little' or 'nothing' for all intents and purposes I can't speak to Studio Templates (hopefully someone else can weigh in) This video may also be helpful to you: https://community.intersystems.com/post/video-visual-studio-code-objects... Hope this is a good starting point.
