IBM Personal Systems Developer
The IBM Personal Systems Developer was a quarterly magazine for OS/2 application developers. The Developer features a variety of technical articles, programming tips and techniques, product reviews, development case studies, and interviews with OS/2 industry leaders.
Articles from the first seven issues have been published by Microsoft Press in a book titled "OS/2 Notebook: The Best of the IBM Personal Systems Developer".
Issues
Volume 1 - 1989
- Summer
- 119–121 - Hamilton C Shell Announcement [1]
Volume 2 - 1990
- Fall - G362-0001-07
- 7 - Interview with Satish Gupta
- 11 - Interview with Lee Reiswig
- 13 - New Developments in 16 Bit OS/2
- 17 - Spotlight: AutoCAD Version 10 for OS/2
- 26 - Scott R. Swix: IBM Multimedia Product Chronology
- 33 - Scott R. Swix: Programming the IBM M-Motion Video Adapter/A and M-Control Program
- 40 - Guilio Maffini: Spatial Analysis
- 48 - Barron: CD-ROM and Multimedia
- 53 - Crossley: An OS/2 Business Graphics Toolkit
- 58 - McFetridge: Corel Draw Migration to OS/2 PM
- 68 - Horton: Collage PM: A Raster Bitmap Graphics OS/2 PM Application
- 79 - Hubbard: XGA Benefits OS/2 Applications
- 81 - Butler: XGA Technology
- 90 - Ellis: Programming the Audio Visual Connection
- 100 - Eshel: XIPC: A Comprehensive IPC Environment for OS/2
- 107 - Kornfeld: Front-ending Applications with EASEL
- 115 - Martin J. Sirkin: Configuring Remote Data Services (Part 1 of 2)
Volume 3 - 1991
- Winter - G362-0001-08
- 6 - Spotlight: DeScribe Word Publisher
- 14 - Kohl: OS/2 Version 2.0 32-Bit Semaphore APIs
- 19 - Broussard: Developing Controls for Presentation Manager
- 23 - Toghill: OS/2 PM Programming: A Performance Guide
- 29 - Isensee; Rudd: Prototyping Software User Interfaces: Usability as a Competitive Edge
- 35 - Brian Proffit: OS/2 Programmer's Editors
- 38 - Val Enright: Information Presentation Facility: Author-Defined Viewports
- 44 - Mary Wright: Customizing IPF Help Information: Author-Controlled Viewports
- 55 - Tycast: Using Command Entry Fields with IPF
- 63 - Eichhorst: ENFIN/2: An Object-Oriented Fourth Generation Language Environment
- 69 - Gilmore: The OS/2 BBS: Online Customer Support
- 74 - Yozzo: Network File System Support
- 83 - Kofman; Snow: OS/2 TCP/IP Distributed Computing APIs
- 94 - Sirkin: Configuring Remote Data Services (Part 2 of 2)
- 103 - Gatt: POLYMOD2: Multi-User Capability For OS/2
- 115 - Gillig: National Language Support and OS/2
- Spring - G362-0001-09
- 10 - Spotlight: The SAS Applications System for OS/2
- 21 - Brian Proffit: New Kids on the Block
- 25 - Gibson: Checking Memory References
- 30 - Orfali; Harkey: Will the Real Client-Server Please Stand Up?
- 34 - Bader; Walker: Classic Client-Server Transactions Using APPC
- 43 - MacFaden: Client-Server Computing Using PC's Dynamic Data Exchange
- 49 - Flint: Client-Server Architecture for Single-User Appls.
- 60 - Chacko: Cooperative Processing Across SAA Environments
- 65 - Chacko: A Comparison of CPI-C and APPC on OS/2
- 72 - Beatty: Programming to the OS/2 NetBIOS API
- 84 - Easter; Feigel: OS/2 LAN Server Command Line Interface
- 92 - Jacobs: Database Application Remote Interface Prime: You Too Can Feel the Power!
- 98 - Sappal; Amundsen: Avoid the Network Traffic Jam: Passing Blocks of Data Using DARI
- 104 - McKelley: Client-Server Databases: Three Approaches
- 111 - Starkman: CICS OS/2 as an Application Enabling Platform
- 121 - Solving the Problem of Data Accessibility
- 127 - Pipes Platform - A Distributed Computing System
- Summer - G362-0001-10
- 7 - A Look Back at the First DOS
- 9 - Spotlight: Adobe Type Manager Software in OS/2 1.3
- 19 - Brian Proffit: Cross-Platform Development
- 23 - Moskowitz: A Porting Primer
- 32 - Spencer: Migrating Windows Applications to OS/2 Using WLO
- 39 - Merrick: Porting Real-World Windows Applications to OS/2 PM
- 48 - Drapkin: Developing PM Applications with Gpf
- 55 - Makowka: OS/2 2.0 Considerations
- 72 - Tabor: System Input Hooks under OS/2
- 82 - Huntley: IBM SAA Networking Services/2
- 87 - Lindsay: Multiple Conversation OS/2 Server Using IBM SAA
- 92 - Orfali; Harkey: Client-Server Solutions: OS/2 or Windows 3.0?
- 101 - Borrego; Roth: LAN Application Certification Support
- 104 - Kac: Remote-Os Multi-User System for OS/2
- 119 - Kornfeld: Multi-Phased Cooperative Processing Application Development
- Fall - G362-0001-11
- 6 - Spotlight Feature: Micrografx - Enabling Technologies for OS/2 2.0
- OS/2 in Computer Aided Manufacturing (CIM): Distributed Automation Edition (DAE), Transaction Enabler (TxE), PlantWorks, Paperless Manufacturing WorkPlace (PMW)
- 18 - DeNardo: Distributed Automation Edition: a CIM Enabler Platform
- 25 - Orfali: TxE: An Enabler for Client-Server OLTP
- 32 - Belknap; Hersh: PlantWorks: Application Automation Edition, The IBM CIM Application Enabler
- 38 - Ferriter: PMW: The Paperless Manufacturing WorkPlace
- 44 - Camp; Acosta: Performance Monitoring for OS/2: System Performance Monitor/2
- 55 - Williams: An OS/2 High Resolution Software Timer
- 69 - Tate; Li: One Stop Performance Shopping for the OS/2 EE Database Manager
- 78 - Brian Proffit: OS/2 Freeware and Shareware
- 81 - Pacheco: The Arcadia CUA Workbench: A GUI-Independent Tool for the Creation of Robust OLTP Front-Ends
- 88 - Koob: A Farewell To Sneaker Net - IBM SAA Delivery Manager
- 95 - Salter: Debugging OS/2 1.x Device Drivers Using Periscope/Remote for OS/2
- 101 - Reich: Printing Using OS/2
- 107 - Reich: The OS/2 Print Subsystem Architecture
- 117 - Murphy: An Introduction to Multi-Threaded Programming
- 124 - Bain: Split-Line: Multiple Session Communications
- 129 - Barrett: Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN): What It Can Do Today
- 137 - Wang; Nusbickel: Disk Array Management Software from Integra Technologies