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Integration Watch: Studying reliability
By Andrew Binstock
Organizations find themselves constantly trying to balance quality with a relatively fast delivery timetable, but quality...
7/1/2009 8:30:00 AM
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Integration Watch: Studying reliability
By Andrew Binstock
Organizations find themselves constantly trying to balance quality with a relatively fast delivery timetable.
7/1/2009 8:30:00 AM
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Windows & .NET Watch: Shun the Gantt, embrace the burn-down
By Larry O'Brien
For software development projects, burn-down charts are more accurate and useful than Gantt charts.
7/1/2009 8:30:00 AM
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Zeichick’s Take: Galileo and the future of Eclipse
By Alan Zeichick
This year's release train looks strong, but reduced competition and the economic downturn may pose problems in the future.
6/22/2009 1:30:00 PM
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Zeichick’s Take: And the winners are…
By Alan Zeichick
The SD Times 100 is out now. Alan takes a look at how the list is decided, especially in naming the industry's Influencers.
6/15/2009 3:39:00 PM
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Integration Watch: A Micro Focus, but what’s the vision?
By Andrew Binstock
Micro Focus is under pressure now to take what it has acquired and make a profit off of it.
6/15/2009 8:30:00 AM
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Windows & .NET Watch: MVC wins MVP
By Larry O'Brien
Larry O'Brien urges developers to not be intimidated by MVC's supposed complexity. It is very useful for Web development.
6/15/2009 8:30:00 AM
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Integration Watch: The quickly changing market for continuous integration
By Andrew Binstock
Continuous integration is gaining more acceptance, but as a consequence it means that some platforms will be the focus...
6/9/2009 12:30:00 PM
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Windows & .NET Watch: Intentional’s chrome (if not silver) bullet
By Larry O'Brien
Intentional Workbench is a truly impressive piece of technology, and it will increase the speed by which large companies...
6/9/2009 12:27:00 PM
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Industry Watch: What will happen to Java?
By David Rubinstein
Now that Oracle has Java, little is certain about what direction it will take the language. Two developers intimate...
6/9/2009 12:24:00 PM
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Zeichick's Take: Psst! Want to know the SD Times 100 winners? Follow us on Twitter!
By Alan Zeichick
We’re trying something new this year: “leaking” the SD Times 100 winners on our Twitter account.
6/8/2009 1:30:00 PM
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Zeichick’s Take: Google keeps redefining everything
By Alan Zeichick
Google likes doing things its own way, and hopefully they can really make something of their new Wave product.
6/1/2009 1:30:00 PM
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Zeichick’s Take: Do more by carrying less
By Alan Zeichick
If your back dreads carrying around your equipment for work, here are some products to check out to lighten the load.
5/25/2009 1:30:00 PM
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Zeichick’s Take: Microsoft TechEd 2009 lacked drama, excitement
By Alan Zeichick
A lack of vision permeated the low-key event as few attendees were wowed by anything. There was especially little interest in Microsoft's upcoming products and services, mainly because attendees were mostly familiar with them already.
5/15/2009 3:02:00 PM
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Zeichick’s Take: Postcard from Microsoft TechEd (almost)
By Alan Zeichick
With the decline of several popular technology trade show, TechEd's ability to still draw a large crowd makes it stand out.
5/11/2009 1:30:00 PM
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Zeichick’s Take: Micro Focus acquisition is the end of the line for Borland
By Alan Zeichick
Borland will not be terribly missed, as its best products have already been acquired by Embarcadero. Micro Focus will be a better steward of what is left of Borland.
5/6/2009 1:00:00 PM
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Zeichick’s Take: Social media and you
By Alan Zeichick
See how SD Times is using social media to better connect with our readers.
5/4/2009 1:30:00 PM
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Windows & .NET Watch: Will you too be SLOOB?
By Larry O'Brien
Silverlight 3 introduces a new capability: Silverlight Out Of Browser (SLOOB), a way of installing Silverlight apps so that they can work without a browser. It's a neat bit of functionality, but will it catch on with most users?
5/1/2009 8:30:00 AM
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Zeichick’s Take: Tallying the winners and losers in the Oracle/Sun deal
By Alan Zeichick
It looks like Oracle is going to buy Sun Microsystems for US$5.6 billion (the net of Sun's cash cache). Maybe the deal won’t happen. Maybe IBM will swing in with a counter offer. At this point, though, the odds are good that Oracle’s going to end up owning Java and all the other Sun technologies.
4/28/2009 12:34:00 PM
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Zeichick’s Take: Collective yawns about the Microsoft Office stack
By Alan Zeichick
Microsoft's latest dribbleware announcements are leaving developers bored. It's hard to get excited about a name change.
4/20/2009 1:30:00 PM
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