Komfortabel programmieren in 5GL
Na, den Jungs von Itemis ist mal wieder was Herausragendes eingefallen. Was sagt die Methodenabteilung Ihres Unternehmens dazu? Le
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…sieht man in einem coolen Video, über das ich heute gestolpert bin. Viel Spaß beim Zuschauen!
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Pretty cool Eclipse plugin for editing resource bundles
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How to become a hacker
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Open-source projects fix their bugs fast
ZDNet reports that open source projects have a low bug rate and fix their bugs quite fast. I know that because I am part of a quit
Building A Calculating Machine Using LEGO® Pieces
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Feed normalizer allows ATOM syndication in Joomla
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Pitfalls when localizing your app
This article by Microsoft describes a nice set of pitfalls to avoid when localizing applications. We tend to forget about these ni
NHibernate project of the month November 2005
Wow, the open source community shows Microsoft how to do O/R mapping! That’s great! See http://sourceforge.net/potm/