Two interesting Informix Blogs

The following two blogs contain interesting and useful technical information regarding IDS:

• Informix Technical Blog (nameless author)
• Informix Technical Blog (Obnoxio the Clown)

I also added them to the community section of the Informix URL Compilation.
Have fun.

The Informix Blogsphere expands further

A new Informix blog is born:

Jacques Roy: Informix and Computing

Jacques Roy is an acknowledged Informix Expert for many many years. He wrote several books, articles and whitepapers about IDS. I had the pleasure to attend his presentation - Using the IBM Common API for IDS Web Applications - at IIUG 2008. He is a great presenter and I'm looking forward to his upcoming blog entries. Good to see that the Informix Blogosphere is further expanding.

New Ruby/Informix Website

If you are an Informix fan - you probably are as you are visiting The Informix Zone - and you are looking for a powerful, easy to learn and robust programming language, take a deeper look at Ruby. Combined with the Ruby on Rails framework, Ruby is an extremely efficient language for developing web based applications. Applications that probably need a high performance OLTP cluster database like IDS.

A new Informix blog is born

Today I'm happy to announce the birth of a new Informix blog:

• The Korean Informix Blog

The blog is maintained by Kibok Kim. Kibok is a member of the IBM Software Group Korea. The content is predominantly written in the korean language. Kibok started with a tutorial that describes the use of IDS together with Eclipse and Websphere.

New Blog: IDS Replication Rounddtable

A new blog has seen the light of the day:

IDS Replication Roundtable

The author is Madison Pruet. Madison is an IBM Senior Technical Staff Member and is widely known as the Informix Replication Architect. Madison covers in his blog everything that is related to the outstanding replication capabilities of IDS:

• HDR - High Availability Data Replication
• ER - Enterprise Replication

Become a part of The Informix Zone

Members of The Informix Zone are now able to create their own, individual blog.

I invite you to be an active part of the Informix Zone Community. If you have to say something (positive) about Informix technology, don't hesitate, register yourself and become a part of the Informix Zone Community. Your contributions in form of articles or opinions published in your personal blog at The Informix Zone are highly appreciated.