Video Directory

Roger Andrews, Marty Lewis, and Jeff Green discuss the biggest security threats today and how to protect ourselves from these threats. https://www.masergy.com/blog/the-top-five-cybersecurity-threats-to-watch-out-for-now/ https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/hub/4095338/microsoft-lifecycle-policy https://access.redhat.com/support/policy/updates/errata https://www.openssl.org/policies/releasestrat.html

In our last video we showed how to move between data types. In this video we illustrate how to move data between different routines. This video uses functions to demonstrate, but you'll also learn a bit about subroutines and methods too! This is also your introduction to parameters and the 'n' data type.

Synergy DevPartner Conference 2018: During the workshop, we’ll walk you through creating a Harmony Core-based RESTful web services API from the ground up. We’ll provide you with the Harmony Core framework and documentation, along with some sample data and a repository that describes that data, as well as some samples of “back end” code that represents things you might already have in your own environment (like library routines and xfServerPlus methods you’d like to reuse). Beyond that, it’s up to you. You’ll work in a Synergy development environment (using Visual Studio 2017 as your IDE) to build a RESTful web services API from the ground up. We won’t build any client applications during the workshop, but we’ll show you how to debug and test your APIs using a couple of different approaches: Visual Studio’s unit testing capabilities and a third-party HTTP test client application. The Getting Started with RESTful Web Services Using Harmony Core workshop can be found here: https://github.com/Synergex/HarmonyCore/wiki/ConferenceWorkshop2018

Synergy DevPartner Conference 2018: During the workshop, we’ll walk you through creating a Harmony Core-based RESTful web services API from the ground up. We’ll provide you with the Harmony Core framework and documentation, along with some sample data and a repository that describes that data, as well as some samples of “back end” code that represents things you might already have in your own environment (like library routines and xfServerPlus methods you’d like to reuse). Beyond that, it’s up to you. You’ll work in a Synergy development environment (using Visual Studio 2017 as your IDE) to build a RESTful web services API from the ground up. We won’t build any client applications during the workshop, but we’ll show you how to debug and test your APIs using a couple of different approaches: Visual Studio’s unit testing capabilities and a third-party HTTP test client application. The Getting Started with RESTful Web Services Using Harmony Core workshop can be found here: https://github.com/Synergex/HarmonyCore/wiki/ConferenceWorkshop2018

Synergy DevPartner Conference 2018: During the workshop, we’ll walk you through creating a Harmony Core-based RESTful web services API from the ground up. We’ll provide you with the Harmony Core framework and documentation, along with some sample data and a repository that describes that data, as well as some samples of “back end” code that represents things you might already have in your own environment (like library routines and xfServerPlus methods you’d like to reuse). Beyond that, it’s up to you. You’ll work in a Synergy development environment (using Visual Studio 2017 as your IDE) to build a RESTful web services API from the ground up. We won’t build any client applications during the workshop, but we’ll show you how to debug and test your APIs using a couple of different approaches: Visual Studio’s unit testing capabilities and a third-party HTTP test client application. The Getting Started with RESTful Web Services Using Harmony Core workshop can be found here: https://github.com/Synergex/HarmonyCore/wiki/ConferenceWorkshop2018

Synergy DevPartner Conference 2018: During this interactive, hands-on workshop, you’ll build from the ground up the main components that bring together the complete traditional Synergy development environment in Visual Studio, including multi-schema Repository projects and window script libraries. Working with several core project types, you’ll create all elements of a traditional Synergy application. The Maximize Your Traditional Synergy Development with Visual Studio workshop can be found here: http://conference.synergex.com/agenda2018/workshop/

Synergy DevPartner Conference 2018: During this interactive, hands-on workshop, you’ll build from the ground up the main components that bring together the complete traditional Synergy development environment in Visual Studio, including multi-schema Repository projects and window script libraries. Working with several core project types, you’ll create all elements of a traditional Synergy application. The Maximize Your Traditional Synergy Development with Visual Studio workshop can be found here: http://conference.synergex.com/agenda2018/workshop/

Synergy DevPartner Conference 2018: During this interactive, hands-on workshop, you’ll build from the ground up the main components that bring together the complete traditional Synergy development environment in Visual Studio, including multi-schema Repository projects and window script libraries. Working with several core project types, you’ll create all elements of a traditional Synergy application. The Maximize Your Traditional Synergy Development with Visual Studio workshop can be found here: http://conference.synergex.com/agenda2018/workshop/

Synergy DevPartner Conference 2018: During this interactive, hands-on workshop, you’ll build from the ground up the main components that bring together the complete traditional Synergy development environment in Visual Studio, including multi-schema Repository projects and window script libraries. Working with several core project types, you’ll create all elements of a traditional Synergy application. The Maximize Your Traditional Synergy Development with Visual Studio workshop can be found here: http://conference.synergex.com/agenda2018/workshop/

Synergy DevPartner Conference 2018: During this interactive, hands-on workshop, you’ll build from the ground up the main components that bring together the complete traditional Synergy development environment in Visual Studio, including multi-schema Repository projects and window script libraries. Working with several core project types, you’ll create all elements of a traditional Synergy application. The Maximize Your Traditional Synergy Development with Visual Studio workshop can be found here: http://conference.synergex.com/agenda2018/workshop/

Synergy DevPartner Conference 2018: During this interactive, hands-on workshop, you’ll build from the ground up the main components that bring together the complete traditional Synergy development environment in Visual Studio, including multi-schema Repository projects and window script libraries. Working with several core project types, you’ll create all elements of a traditional Synergy application. The Maximize Your Traditional Synergy Development with Visual Studio workshop can be found here: http://conference.synergex.com/agenda2018/workshop/

Synergy DevPartner Conference 2018: During this interactive, hands-on workshop, you’ll build from the ground up the main components that bring together the complete traditional Synergy development environment in Visual Studio, including multi-schema Repository projects and window script libraries. Working with several core project types, you’ll create all elements of a traditional Synergy application. The Maximize Your Traditional Synergy Development with Visual Studio workshop can be found here: http://conference.synergex.com/agenda2018/workshop/

Synergy DevPartner Conference 2018: Microsoft Graph is a gateway to data and intelligence in Microsoft 365—a unified programmability model enabling developers to take advantage of the tremendous amount of data in Office 365, Enterprise Mobility + Security, and Windows 10, to build smarter apps and help people achieve more. In this session, Jeff Greene will introduce you to what Microsoft Graph has to offer and suggest ways to leverage it in your own applications. In particular, we’ll explore how the Activity Feed and Device Relay services can enable seamless cross-device experiences. Additional links: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/examples https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/microsoft-graph https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2018/THR2437 https://adaptivecards.io/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNdirfTlU4E&feature=youtu.be

Synergy DevPartner Conference 2018: Sharon Dolan will show you how Synergex Professional Services Group (PSG) uses agile development life cycle and a Git repository to increase your teams productivity and increase business value by delivering tested, deployable software in incremental stages.

Synergy DevPartner Conference 2018: Synergex Professional Services Group (PSG) recently completed an engagement of a VMS-to-Windows migration where the Windows server is an Azure instance. In this session, Kish Baley will highlight typical migration issues such as replacing data conversions, VMS routines, UI and printing modifications, and security concerns. We’ll also cover sizing of the hosted VM, typical costs, and options, as well as demonstrate a captive portal application that limits user access to the Windows desktop. The portal uses Active Directory settings to restrict user access to allowed company data, allows for limited user-specific settings, and provides the ability to log and play back keystrokes.