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Even working for a company that had mainframes, getting access to do any kind of learning was very difficult. They rarely have dedicated training systems given
by raesene9 10y ago
Even working for a company that had mainframes, getting access to do any kind of learning was very difficult.
They rarely have dedicated training systems given the cost of running them, and trying to find information from IBM was an excercise in frustration.
Personally I think that is where IBM made a huge mistake. Lack of low cost training systems has starved their ecosystem of new coders.
- ams6110 10y agoThere have been versions of COBOL for PCs since the pre-Windows DOS era. Not free, but neither was anything else in those days. Unix wasn't free either, neither was most unix software.