Key Trends in OpenEdge Development – Reflections on 2024 and a Look Ahead to 2025

Watch our last webinar of the year with Mike Fechner and Peter Judge!

About this webinar

Discover the latest developments in the OpenEdge ecosystem and prepare for the future! Mike Fechner and Peter Judge will share their insights and expertise in this engaging webinar.

What You’ll Learn:

Key Trends from 2024: Explore the most impactful innovations and advancements in OpenEdge development.
Conference Highlights: Gain insights into modernization strategies, API-first approaches, and unit testing techniques presented during this year’s conferences.
Framework Enhancements: Discover the latest features in Consultingwerk’s framework designed to boost developer productivity.
What to Expect in 2025: Get prepared for OpenEdge 11.7 End of Life, updates to development tools, and ABL features in OpenEdge 13.0.

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Mike Fechner

Lead Modernization Architect

Mike Fechner, Lead Modernization Architect at Consultingwerk, started working with Progress over 30 years ago. Since then, he has supported Progress Application Partners and end customers in adopting the latest OpenEdge and Progress features to enhance and extend existing applications.

With his strong framework design expertise, he has laid the foundation for the development of many successful OpenEdge applications.

Mike specializes in object-oriented programming in ABL, software architecture, GUI for .NET, web technologies, and a broad range of Progress products including OpenEdge, Telerik, and Corticon. He is deeply involved in software modernization projects on a daily basis and is a passionate modernization enthusiast.

He is a well-known and active member of the international OpenEdge community and a frequent presenter at conferences around the world. Mike serves as a board member of the German PUG as well as a board member of the PUG Challenge.

Peter Judge

Software Architect

Peter Judge is a software architect at Consultingwerk, and has been working with Progress since 1996. Over the years, he has gone from writing reports, to building customer applications, to writing frameworks, to designing and building libraries, and generally makes stuff work together.

Key Trends in OpenEdge Development – Reflections on 2024 and a Look Ahead to 2025

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