Business Logic
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Eric Schmidt wants Google in your office
Insight newsmaker Google services for business customers will become "very profitable" once they reach sufficient scale, CEO says in an interview.
Tags: Web services, Web 2.0, Web sites, Microsoft Office, Google Inc., Google Voice, Microsoft Corp., Information Technology, Web sites, Web 2.0
Mobile operators: It's time to get personal
Insight The recession is making life harder than ever for mobile operators. A U.K.-based analyst looks at how customer relationship management can help.
Tags: Development/design, Network infrastructure, Mobile/Wireless, Mobile applications, Mobile, Operator, CRM, marketing, average revenue per user, customer service
Creating a site navigation map
Techguide No matter how much you know about the technologies behind creating Web solutions, unless you're adept at Web design, your efforts will be wasted. One of the areas where great design is crucial is when you're developing a Web site's navigation (or site) map.
Code Contracts makes validation easy and accurate
Techguide Code Contracts allows developers to create validation logic within their methods and classes without needing to write a lot of if/then statements.
Tags: Protocols and platforms, Code, C, Method, XML file, Justin James, Microsoft Developer Network, network management, business logic, blogging
Drizzle project to trim down MySQL
News The database project is aimed at trimming superfluous functionality from MySQL, creating a smaller, faster version.
Tags: Web sites, Innobase InnoDB, Database, Sun Microsystems Inc., stored procedure, co-founder, business logic, Oracle Corp., Linux, GNU
MVC framework: A developer's first impressions
Techguide Find out why you may want to use Microsoft’s Model View Controller framework instead of Web Forms.
Tags: Protocols and platforms, Web 2.0, Web sites, Microsoft Corp., Web Forms, Developer, Fellow Developer, ASP.NET Development, MVC, business logic
Code concepts: Visual Studio's T4 templates
Techguide The T4 templating system is used to programmatically generate artifacts. Here's an overview about why the templates are useful and how to work with them.
Tags: Protocols and platforms, Business applications, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, T4, Directives, Levit & James Inc., Business applications, File, Directive, Tool
Thai group to implement cloud computing
News The technology will enable the Charoen Pokphand Group to build ready-to-use IT services for use among its subsidiaries.
Tags: Software-as-a-service (SaaS), Infrastructure/architecture management, Web 2.0, SOA, Cloud Computing, On-demand, BPM, CP Group, Poonlab, software
Multilayered architecture makes UI changes easier
Insight When you have multiple departments, you have to make sure you've designed your application to be able to handle multiple GUIs. Here's how one consultant designed an application to do just that.
Use prototyping to visualize project requirements
Techguide Prototypes are built early in the development lifecycle to gather and document requirements.
Tags: Project management
Managing Web applications with Server.Execute in ASP
Techguide If you model your Web application to follow a particular navigation path, you probably wrapped up your navigation paths through an action or a verb. This action or verb is usually realized as a function name. That function provides the means necessary to navigate through the different stages of a site.
Make the migration from ISAM to relational databases smoother
Insight Fundamental considerations for migrating to a relational database.
Sybase releases virtualized disk cluster tool
News The storage specialist has introduced a cluster edition of its Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) relational database-management system.
Tags: Business applications
Consider these factors before using Enterprise JavaBeans
Techguide Still sitting on the fence about whether Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) is right for your project? Peter V. Mikhalenko explains the main goals of EJB and its limitations.
Tags: Java
Centura Software on turnaround path
News Centura Software Corporation though clouded by uncertain direction over the last four-odd years, believes it is on the right track now with the launch of its latest technologies that take advantage of the Internet and mobile computing.
