Deep Thoughts with Richard Schoen

As Principal Modernization Architect at MobiGoGo, LLC this blog serves as a platform for sharing my insights into the software industry and other topics. With modernization expertise in business process automation, rpa, document management, electronic forms, automated document distribution, web and mobile software development, and system architecture and integration, I aim to provide valuable perspectives and knowledge. Reach out with your IBM i, Windows, Linux or MacOS integration questions.

Monday, November 08, 2021

Visual Studio 2022 Released Today

 Visual Studio 2022 IDE - Programming Tool for Software Developers (microsoft.com)

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Python Development with Visual Studio

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I began my career in software development with the IBM System/36 in 1984 and was among the first developers to work with the AS/400 when it launched in 1988. Around the same time I started programming for PCs. Since 1990, I have been involved in creating commercial software for document management, report and data delivery, and business process and workflow automation. My efforts have consistently helped companies save time and money through automation. Today I focus on optimizing customer processes and integrating open-source apps and tools into organizations. My expertise spans multiple platforms, including IBM (AS/400), Windows, Linux, Mac, iOS, and Android.I am proficient in a wide range of technologies, including Microsoft .NET (C#/VB), Java, PHP, Python, NodeJS, RPG, CL, C, Bash, PowerShell, Git, Salesforce, Mulesoft, Dynamics, ServiceNow, PowerApps, Pegasystems, Appian, Amazon EC2, and Microsoft Azure, among others.
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