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RPG Maker is a series of game development engines that enable users to create their own role-playing games without prior programming experience. Each version of RPG Maker offers unique features and improvements to cater to different development needs. The latest installment, RPG Maker MZ, includes enhancements to the map editor, character generator, database, animations, and plug-ins, allowing for more customization than ever before.

...Use WebSmart’s API templates to quickly and seamlessly integrate your Db2 files and RPG programs with other web services. The PHP Edition helps you produce open source PHP applications that run on multiple platforms (IBM i, Windows, Linux, or Unix). The ILE edition is the fastest way for IBM i programmers to develop new RPG web applications that leverage existing code. Uses PHP, a popular and proven open-source language explicitly developed to create web applications.

The LongRange mobile app builder is based on two fundamental principles, the mobile app development and maintenance process must have a short time-to-market and a justifiable total cost of ownership, both vitally important to IBM i development sites constrained by restricted budgets, “never enough” time and ever-present resource limitations. Use your existing development tools, with your RPG, COBOL, or CL expertise and the LongRange mobile app builder you can deliver mobile apps to a user community quickly, and you can maintain and extend them with a minimum of time and cost. LongRange is a native mobile app, like Twitter, Skype, and Salesforce, downloaded from the appropriate App Store; it executes as a native app, very fast and with rock-solid reliability. ...

...It imports existing source code into an independent “eXplain server”, no need to install anything on the host system, then uses advanced parsers to examine languages like COBOL, PL/I, Assembler, Natural, RPG, JCL, and others, along with data about databases (Db2, Adabas, IMS), job-schedulers, transaction monitors, and more. eXplain builds a central repository that becomes a knowledge hub; from there, it generates cross-language dependency graphs, data-flow maps, interface analyses, clusterings of related modules, and detailed object-and-resource usage reports.