moshix

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I make videos on how to get things done on the "other" computers out there, such as IBM mainframes, DEC computers, Crays etc.

32:44

z/OS and MVS workflow from vim or from your Linux command line - M211

moshix · 3.1K views · 4 years ago

55:08

BRICKS, a CICS replacement with COBOL, REXX and VSAM support

moshix · 4.3K views · 4 months ago

26:09

Freshly Genned MVS/CommunityEdition - M233

moshix · 3.5K views · 3 years ago

43:29

Space Invaders in COBOL on a 3270 - M248

moshix · 3.1K views · 1 month ago

1:17:48

Operating BRICKS (a CICS-compatbile ) Transaction Server - M259

moshix · 2.8K views · 4 months ago

1:05:17

A Time Sharing BASIC COMPILER for 3270 terminals - M255

moshix · 5.2K views · 9 months ago

54:08

Start your retro mainframe BBS in minutes - M254

moshix · 2.8K views · 1 year ago

25:34

AI writes a gnuCOBOL transactional system

moshix · 2K views · 5 months ago

45:13

Mainframe disk devices from the beginning of IBM S/360 to today - M177

moshix · 22K views · 6 years ago

21:01

computer games on IBM's VM/370 on the moshix mainframe - M89

moshix · 4.5K views · 8 years ago

39:38

An S/360 Assembly Interpreter - M256

moshix · 2.3K views · 8 months ago

28:22

Bootstrap gcc with the new Cobol compiler

moshix · 3K views · 5 months ago

17:47

Mainframe 24/31/32/64 bits explained - M161

moshix · 4K views · 6 years ago

53:06

Remote Job Entry (RJE) with MVS, VM/370 and Control Data NOS - M250

moshix · 3.2K views · 1 year ago

44:55

IBM SMF (System Management Facility) on z/OS, Part I - M83

moshix · 6.5K views · 8 years ago

31:32

Mainframe Cobol built to last decades - M170

moshix · 9K views · 6 years ago

21:55

Adding TSO user capacity to MVS 3.8 - M159

moshix · 1.7K views · 6 years ago

58:34

History of IBM mainframe operating systems - M243

moshix · 42K views · 2 years ago

24:38

REXX Systems Programming on the mainframe - M62

moshix · 3.4K views · 8 years ago

17:01

The great ISPF editor on the mainframe - M246

moshix · 3.7K views · 2 years ago

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