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Welcome to SysProg!
SysProg is a community based site that provides information about programming languages such as Java, Ruby and more. We are very excited to launch this renewed site and we welcome everybody to come along to share their knowledge about programming languages with a vast community of professionals.
Registration is FREE, and here are some of the benefits:
- Post your own articles for FREE, on your chosen topic to share with the community
- Place links to your own website or blog in your articles
- You’ll have a personal page with your contact details
Here at SysProg, we strive to provide information that’ll answer your every question or query. That’s why we’ve come up with a variety of different categories that cover many topics. You’ll find information on IT security, databases, z/OS, zseries, Linux along with information about MVS mainframe, Linux mainframe, UNIX mainframe and mainframe assembler programming and many more seam-busting topics.
We hope you enjoy the content that’s published here and we also hope that you’ll enjoy posting your own articles on mainframe computers. Remember to subscribe to the RSS Feed to ensure you don’t miss any future posts.
We look forward to reading your contributions and thank you for taking an interest in SysProg.
The object-oriented model makes it easy to build up programs by accretion. What this often means, in practice, is that it provides a structured way to write spaghetti code.
— Paul Graham
