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Computer-software engineers: Job Outlook
Maybe the software industry (for software-engineers) is not looking that bad after all. According to Time, computer-software engineers (or applications developers), is one of the top 15 jobs with the largest projected increases for 2000-2010; it’s actually number 9 in the biggest gainers category, expecting 380,000 new jobs. They say, “As long as computer upgrades…
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JSP Articles, Tutorials
Here is a short list of very good articles on Java Server Pages that appeared recently on SitePoint.com (very good developer’s resource). For those that do not know it, JSP are used to generate dynamic content on the site — it’s a very good, powerful technology. Struts (very popular lately):Complete the MVC Puzzle with Struts…
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Web Services: New Buzzword
I found this to be an interesting and simple read about Web Services (from Application Develpment Trends magazine). You’ve probably heard about Web Services quite a few times and I think there is a lot of misunderstanding about it, hopefully this can give you a general idea about it and clear some things out. What…
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Applying Uml and Patterns by Larman
One of my favorite books. It is just filled with excellent information. Larman is an excellent teacher. You’ll learn about good design, development processes, UML, and more. I have to re-ead this title soon (the second edition came out recently), as I read this book a long time ago….
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Yes it does, thanks a lot for the info.
Good blog! I really love how it is simple on my eyes and the data are well written. I'm wondering…