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If you have existing DLLs which were built to be used with Automation Anywhere V11, the DLL package is a great way to use the existing DLLs in the Automation 360 platform.

Learn about what's being improved in the Automation 360 navigation, as explained by the Automation Anywhere UX team.

Storing template/settings files in the Control Room can be a great central storage local for your bots. Using this action, you can download a file from the Control Room to the bot runner machine.

Curious about building your own package? Join us for this exclusive YouTube LiveStream where we'll have experts on hand to answer questions as Micah Smith leads us through a full package build from start to finish!

With so many numbers that show up within the data that bots use (SSN's, phone numbers, loop counters, etc.), it can be tough at times to know which should be stored as a Number variable and which should be a String. Let's break that down by playing Is It a Number!

Sometimes the best way to learn about migrations is by hearing about how they've been done first hand by the individuals who are leading them.

Automation 360 is the new name for the Enterprise A2019 platform. Automation 360 is the most comprehensive, AI-powered, web-based, and integrated cloud-native platform.

CoE Lead and Developer Zeth Baker is back with another blog post on Republic Airway's Automation 360 approach. This time, Zeth breaks down migration bots vs rebuilding bots and the concept of taking a hybrid approach between the two.

We're starting from the ground up! In this first Intro to Package Development post, we'll look at getting your machine set up ready to dive into package development.

RPA Tips for Newbies, where Automation Anywhere experts offer advice for those just starting to learn RPA. In this session, Bot "Grammar" and common variable naming issues.

Creating test classes enables developers to validate the functionality of a custom package before testing it in the Enterprise A2019 Control Room. Learn how to create a test class and test your package in IntelliJ.