I was sort of wondering where application development is headed nowadays...
PBDJ article, by Bruce Armstrong

We have a new YouTube Channel created exclusively for SUP Developer Content. As an initial offering, I have created an 8-part series on getting started with SUP and some features of SUP 2.0. These are meant to complement the excellent documentation created for SUP 2.0.
PBDJ article, by Ian Thain

Have you ever seen a form that has its own microhelp that changes when a field gets focus? I'm sure you have. You might see a window and at the bottom of the window is a line that says, "OPTIONAL - Enter the employee birth date," when a field is entered. We are going to create a simple automated solution that will allow you to carry the microhelp along in the DataWindow.
PBDJ article, by Richard (Rik) Brooks

As programming languages and applications architectures have come and gone, we are hard-pressed to find an environment as productive to develop in as PowerBuilder," wrote Al Hilwa, Program Director for Applications Development Software, IDC. "What's more, PowerBuilder has evolved aggressively as these shifts have taken place. In the case of PowerBuilder, Sybase's plan of record is to continue to ensure that developers are able to fully leverage both the Visual Studio IDE and the .NET runtime while retaining their invested skills and the power and productivity of PowerBuilder.
Sybase PowerBuilder White Paper

It's funny how user groups can get started and where they get started.
Sybase article, by John Strano

This white paper will present decision-frameworks for determining how much of your Powerbuilder application should be moved to the Internet, as well as present the tradeoffs between techniques to help decide which technique will prove most beneficial..
Sybase PowerBuilder White Paper