Knowing that there are a number of users out there using this in their production environments will give lot more confidence for new users of GnuCOBOL. Is there a list of users available somewhere? If not, can we ask users to volunteer their usage so that we can compile a list?
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Multiple application mostly now made open source including a account suite that includes sales, invoicing with back orders, purchase, general, stock. Flight logging for pilots and others, various Cobol tools. All migrated over or originally written for GnuCobol multi platform.
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Knowing that there are a number of users out there using this in their production environments will give lot more confidence for new users of GnuCOBOL. Is there a list of users available somewhere? If not, can we ask users to volunteer their usage so that we can compile a list?
@btiffin may be able to update the list in the FAQ one day, until then have a look at [c442349802]
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Gosh, we have been using GnuCOBOL and its predecessor OpenCOBOL since 1995.
We have dozens of clients running custom GnuCOBOL code (generally code unique to the client). The programs number in the hundreds.
The applications are heavily web based with a complement of back-end (batch) code.
We have code that enables direct use of MySQL, MariaDB and http.
The compiler is fabulous! Over the years we have not found a single bug that got in our way.
Most of what we have done is brand new code but we have converted HP3000 and AS/400 code.
Our website is www.curreyadkins.com
«The compiler is fabulous! Over the years *we have not found a single bug * that got in our way.»
Seriously?
:-)
Oops! Earlier I wrote 1995 but should have written 2009.
jimc
Multiple application mostly now made open source including a account suite that includes sales, invoicing with back orders, purchase, general, stock. Flight logging for pilots and others, various Cobol tools. All migrated over or originally written for GnuCobol multi platform.