Modeling XML applications, part 4 (Software Development)
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Utilities and Software Development Kit (SDK) for UNIX-based Applications
Utilities and Software Development Kit (SDK) for UNIX-based Applications06/22/2005 02:52 AM This release, Utilities and SDK for UNIX-Based Applications is an
add-on to the Subsystem for UNIX-Based Applications (referred to as
SUA, hence forth) component that shipped with Microsoft Windows Server
2003 R2.
The Art Of Software Development (part 5): Adding Value
The Art Of Software Development (part 5): Adding Value10/16/2002 04:44 PM So you think releasing a software product is the end of the
road? Not by a long shot! In this final article, find out what goes
into
the post-release phase of the software development cycle...and how you
can use it to make both your customer and your accountants happy.
The Art Of Software Development (part 1): Understanding Need
The Art Of Software Development (part 1): Understanding Need09/18/2002 06:32 PM Wondering why your software projects are always late, buggy
and over budget? Well, this might come as a surprise to you, but
professional software development involves a lot more than just
writing
code. Over the course of this five-part tutorial on software
development
processes and practices, find out what you've been missing, and how
you
can streamline your development to be more efficient and effective.
This
introductory article discusses the analysis and documentation of
customer ...
The Art Of Software Development (part 3): Coding To A Plan
The Art Of Software Development (part 3): Coding To A Plan09/25/2002 05:10 PM With the design out of the way, it's time to finally sit down
and write some code. This article discusses the implementation phase
of
the software cycle, outlining some ideas and techniques that should
help
you deliver cleaner, faster and more maintainable code. Miss it at
your
peril!
The Art Of Software Development (part 2): Designing For Simplicity
The Art Of Software Development (part 2): Designing For Simplicity09/25/2002 05:10 PM In the first part of this article, you got a crash course in
requirements analysis. Now that you've figured out what your customer
needs, it's time to design it - easily the most challenging and
creative
phase of the project cycle. Find out more, inside.
The Art Of Software Development (part 4): Delivering Quality
The Art Of Software Development (part 4): Delivering Quality10/09/2002 11:49 AM Just writing code isn't enough - you also need to test it
thoroughly before you release it to a customer. This article discusses
the testing phase of the software development cycle, providing you
with
an overview of test cases and testing processes, together with a
discussion of how to go about documenting your software in a clear and
concise user manual.
Modeling User Workflows for Rich Internet Applications
Gates Calls Modeling 'High-End' Development07/29/2004 02:55 PM Saying that modeling technology will "greatly simplify applications
customization," Microsoft's Bill Gates once again touts its value at
the company's financial analyst meeting.
Microsoft to release threat-modeling and other development tools
REAL Software Ships REALbasic 5.5.5 -Announces Related Customer Survey Results: Of 25% Who Use REALbasic to Port Applications, 47% Are Porting Visual Basic Applications
SIGGRAPH: Luxology introduces Modo 3D modeling software
SIGGRAPH: Luxology introduces Modo 3D modeling software08/10/2004 07:18 AM Luxology LLC on Tuesday introduced Modo, a new 3D modeling
software application for Mac OS X and Windows. The new software
incorporates real-time subdivision surface and polygonal modeling
capabilities. It's expected to ship in early September 2004 for
US$895. It's available for pre-order for $695.
The Best of Mac OS X Freeware Applications, Part Deux!
SkySof Software Releases PDFViewer OCX - a Powerful ActiveX Control for Software Developers Which Allows Their Applications to Display and Interact With PDF Files
Palm Sees Uptick in Development of Mobile Enterprise Applications
Palm Sees Uptick in Development of Mobile Enterprise Applications05/18/2004 03:05 PM E-mail and messaging remain the killer apps in mobile wireless. But
that may soon change, says PalmSource CEO David Nagel. More than
330,000 now on tap to create applications for the operating system.
AEwebworks Dating Software Development Ltd. Releases a Brand New Version of its Award Winning Software09/13/2004 03:06 AM AEwebworks continues to upgrade its dating software with fast-growing
list of supported features. aeDating 3.0 incorporates most of the
benefits of earlier versions and offers principally new abilities to
dating industry entrepreneurs. Now aeDating comes with more design
templates, more countries zip and postal codes support, and credits,
banners rotation and plug-in systems. This new version has been
greatly influenced by the feedback and comments of its users, and
research conducted by AEwebworks Research Group. The latest release is
already proving to be more successful than anticipated as measured by
the general buzz and the increasing number of sales of the software.
[PRWEB Sep 13, 2004]
MCG Releases TakeCharge Software - A Breakthrough in Software Development Makes Cash Transactions a Thing of the Past
MCG Releases TakeCharge Software - A Breakthrough in Software Development Makes Cash Transactions a Thing of the Past08/12/2004 02:23 AM TAKECHARGE is a software program that allows large and small merchants
to process credit, debit, gift, EBT cards, and electronic checks
through their computers. The program has multi-threaded, multi-user,
and multi-merchant capabilities, in addition to the ability to
automatically process recurring transactions. The software is written
in Java and can run across almost all computer operating systems.
[PRWEB Aug 12, 2004]
Software Outsourcing India, Offshore Software Development
Software Outsourcing India, Offshore Software Development07/08/2004 02:24 AM TatvaSoft is India based software development and outsourcing firm,
specializing in helping US, Europe and Asia regions companies to
reduce their development costs [PRWEB Jul 8, 2004]
PHP Application Development Part 103/14/2005 05:34 PM Some insight into the basic fundamental considerations when planning
and developing a PHP application
PHP App Development With ADODB (part 2)
PHP App Development With ADODB (part 2)08/05/2002 10:44 PM In the first
part of this article, I introduced you to the ADODB database
abstraction library, and showed you a little of how it works. I
demonstrated how using it in your PHP application development could
substantially reduce the time spent on code rewrites if your RDBMS
decided to change shape, and also gave you a crash course in the basic
functions built into the library.
Fortunately, that isn't all she wrote. ADODB comes with a whole bunch
of bells and whistles, which allow you to do some fairly nifty new
things in your PHP scripts. Over the next few pages, I'll be showing
you some of them - so flip the page, and let's get started! --
icarus
PS: : ADOdb 2.30 released on
August 1st. Features generation of SQL for
pivot-tables/cross-tabulations. Thanks to Daniel Lucazeau for the
original idea. Also a mssql "select distinct" bug fix when the
SelectLimit() function is used.
"zeldman.pinme"
Digital Dynamics Software Releases New IP Telephony Applications
PHP Application Development With ADODB (part 2)08/13/2002 01:06 PM In this concluding article, find out about ADODB's advanced
functions, with examples that demonstrate how ADODB can be used to
optimize multiple-run queries, commit and roll back transactions,
improve performance by caching query results, and automatically write
HTML (or
text) files.
PHP Application Development With ADODB (part 1)
PHP Application Development With ADODB (part 1)08/07/2002 12:28 PM PHP comes with a different API for different database types -
whcih usually means a code rewrite every time your database
administrator decides to experiment with something new. But fear not -
help is at hand, in the unlikely form of ADODB, a powerful database
abstraction library for PHP applications.
Sabratec Announces a Global Partnership Agreement with Compuware to Provide an Integrated Java Development Platform for Legacy Applications
Sabratec Announces a Global Partnership Agreement with Compuware to Provide an Integrated Java Development Platform for Legacy Applications08/16/2004 02:37 AM Sabratec Ltd., the leading provider of rapid legacy integration
solutions announced today that it has entered into a global
partnership agreement with Compuware Corporation (NASDAQ: CPWR). As a
result of this agreement Compuware and Sabratec will jointly market
globally an integrated Java development platform for legacy
applications, based on OptimalJ, Compuware's advanced, model-driven
pattern-based development environment incorporated with Sabratec's
ApplinX innovative legacy integration solution. [PRWEB Aug 16, 2004]
.NET Passport 2.5 Software Development Kit: Software and Documentation
.NET Passport 2.5 Software Development Kit: Software and Documentation12/29/2004 01:12 AM Microsoft .NET Passport is a suite of Web-based services that help
make using the Internet and purchasing online easier and faster. .NET
Passport provides users with single sign-in (SSI) capability at a
growing number of participating sites, reducing the amount of
information users must remember or retype. In addition, Microsoft Kids
Passport can help your Web site comply with the Children's Online
Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) passed by Congress in November 1998.
(COPPA requires that operators of online services or Web sites obtain
parental consent prior to the collection, use, disclosure, or display
of the personal information of children.)
The inimitable Philip Greenspun and Software Engineering for Internet Applications
The inimitable Philip Greenspun and Software Engineering for Internet Applications04/14/2004 01:19 PM Nowadays I admit i hardly have time to read a chapter, let alone a
whole book. Squeezing fresh knowledge from technical books continues
to grow harder and harder. After a while my eyes just blur as i read
about HTTP for the thousandth time. It takes an excellent writer like
Philip to keep these jaded eyes open.
This is the textbook for the MIT course "Software Engineering for
Internet Applications". The course is intended for juniors and seniors
in computer science. We assume that they know how to write a computer
program and debug it. We do not assume knowledge of any particular
programming languages, standards, or protocols. The most concise
statement of the course goal is that "The student finishes knowing how
to build amazon.com by him or herself."
Other people who might find this book useful include the following:
professional software developers building online communities or
other multi-user Internet applications
managers who are evaluating packaged software aimed at supporting
online communities--the various chapters contain criteria for judging
the features of products such as Microsoft Sharepoint or Microsoft
Content Management Server
university students and faculty looking to add some structure to a
"capstone" project at the end of a computer science degree
If you're confused by the "student knows how to build amazon.com"
statement, we can break it down in terms of principles and skills. The
fundamental difference between server-based Internet applications and
the desktop applications that students have already learned to build
is that server-based applications have multiple simultaneous users.
Coupled with the unreliability of networks this gives rise to the
problems of concurrency and transactions. Stateless communications
protocols such as HTTP mean that the student must learn how to build a
stateful user experience on top of stateless protocols. For
persistence between clicks and management of concurrency and
transactions, the student needs to learn how to use the relational
database management system. Finally, though, this goes beyond the
simple standalone amazon.com-style service, students ought to learn
about object-oriented distributed computing where each object is a Web
service.
PS: This is a free online book.
An Introduction to Embedded Linux Development, Part 4
An Introduction to Embedded Linux Development, Part 3
An Introduction to Embedded Linux Development, Part 312/30/2004 06:45 AM Part 3 explores different scenarios for updating and/or replacing the
root filesystem, the kernel image or even the bootloader on our
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