Hello everyone,SAS has asked us to help communicate this information out to
our membership. Continue reading for information regarding free training
as well as the deprecation of Adobe Flash and SAS Community.
One week. Unlimited potential.
Learn more and register.
<https://www.sas.com/gms/redirect.jsp?detail=GMS135162_189906> Monday,
Sept. 7 – Friday, Sept. 11 | Cost: Complimentary | Virtual
Introducing SAS® Programmer Week, our preamble to Day of the Programmer and
celebration for programmers of all levels and interests. We all know
programming skills are the future. That's why we're calling all students,
early career and seasoned veterans to join us for one week virtually to
train and tap into resources to excel at whatever you dream. In code we can.
Event details:
- Training will be virtual and free in a variety of tutorials, videos,
webinars and live demos.
- You pick your path - beginner to expert. We support you along the way.
- Get prepared for a globally recognized certification if you choose.
Ready to get ahead? SAS is among the top 10 most important big data and
analytics certifications in 2020. – CIO Magazine
1) The www.sasCommunity.org <http://www.sascommunity.org/> is being
retired on October 30. Several members may be maintaining their website on
this wiki, but after October 30, it will no longer be available.
2) The Adobe Flash technology is quickly approaching its end-of-life status
on December 31, 2020. Here’s what you can do to help educate yourself on
what this means for your SAS software releases that use Flash.
1. Check out the SAS Software and Its Use of the Adobe Flash Player
<https://support.sas.com/en/technical-support/services-policies/sas-software-and-its-use-with-Adobe-Flash.html>
support
statement.
2. Review the technical paper Modernizing Your SAS® UIs: Removing
Dependencies on Adobe Flash
<https://support.sas.com/content/dam/SAS/support/en/technical-papers/modernizing-sas-ui-adobe-flash.pdf>.
This contains a list of SAS products based on Flash as well as steps on how
to evaluate your SAS environment.
