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I love this book! There, I've given away the clincher already.

Review in Books — by Raoul Pop — on Jul 30, 2006

Google competes with SourceForge.net for hosting open source software projects with the new Google Code Project Hosting.

News in Sci/Tech — by Engtech — on Jul 28, 2006

The web is A Good Thing but it has transformed nerds into cultural heroes, which is A Bad Thing!

Review in Books — by Christopher Rose — on Jul 17, 2006

If you're looking to learn Ruby for Rails development, this is a good place to start.

Review in Books — by Christopher T. Miller — on Jul 17, 2006

I am my own worst enemy when it comes to achieving my deadline goals. These are tips and reminders I've found useful through work experience.

Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Engtech — on Jul 14, 2006

This thoroughly written and detailed book, full of examples, will teach you how to use Java I/O streams to your advantage.

Review in Books — by Raoul Pop — on Jul 12, 2006

Software development is a very strange meeting point of diverse ideas, some better suited to literature, others to magic.

Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Chromatius — on Jul 04, 2006

XAML is a brand new way of creating user interfaces for Windows, and XAML in a Nutshell provides many of the details you need.

Review in Books — by Nick Schweitzer — on May 24, 2006

The major databases have all become more ecosystems than mere data storage mechanisms.

Review in Books — by Aaman Lamba — on May 19, 2006

Sometimes, it helps to look at a problem from multiple perspectives simultaneously.

Review in Books — by Aaman Lamba — on May 19, 2006