istribution and decentralization?with XML as their foundation?are at the core of Digimax Multimedia’s collaborative decentralized services (CDS) technology. CDS is a development framework that is both a consumer and a
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asn’t it George Jetson who went to “work” each day and pushed a few buttons to generate all his deliverables without lifting a physical or mental finger? Ah, would that
urchasing a software development product that different users will utilize in different ways is one of the trickiest tasks IT shops face. When selecting a tool such as a bug-tracking
et’s face it?developers are creative folk who generally like to focus on what they do best: develop code. In many ways, they are similar to master chefs who delight in
he Help sections of your applications are probably never going to be particularly sexy—and rightly so—but that doesn’t mean that you’re stuck forever with a standard, text-heavy, and uninspired user
T managers once maintained a semblance of control over what types of operating systems were run in the data center, but they may as well relinquish all hope of doing
lmost everyone nowadays knows what the neologisms “bluescreen” and “general protection fault (gpf)” mean. That these terms are so familiar attests to the fact that computer users have come to
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