The addition of Python to the MultiValue (MV) platform, is an exciting innovation from Rocket and promises to open up great opportunities for old and new MV applications. There’s a lot to like about Python but one of the nice things is its extensibility which it achieves via additional packages. These additional packages are available […]
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Why Python is good for the bottom line
Rocket introduced support for Python programming in the latest versions of UniVerse and UniData to give partners and customers an alternative to BASIC. And now, younger developers who were brought up using more modern, popular development languages can also work on the platform. While that is, in fact, a great reason to adopt Python, the […]
Why I hope you’ll subscribe to Rocket MultiValue emails
This post is for all my MultiValue partners and customers. You see, part of my job is communicating with you about what we’re doing at Rocket; most of the time it’s coming from the R&D Lab here in Denver. I sit in Denver with the MultiValue software developers, QA people, ID (aka documentation writers), MV […]
Python Data Science and the Rocket MultiValue Database ( Part 1 of 3 )
I’ve frequently mentioned, in many of my Rocket MultiValue Python presentations, that one of the benefits of Python is the easy access it gives us to Data Science. There are several Python libraries used for data science. ( see: https://www.datasciencecentral.com/profiles/blogs/9-python-analytics-libraries-1 ) While I do not think I can teach you everything you need to know […]
Expand your hiring base with UniData and Python
UniData and Python: Part 2 of 5 For years, customers have asked for a new and modern development language, more prevalent with younger developers, as UniBasic is mature (30 years old) and modernizing the language would not entice new developers. We needed a modern language that was easy to extend and embed within UniData, which […]
