Newest Articles
 Discovering
Sybase PocketBuilder 2.0:
The Basics
By Alex
Gusev -
Published
01/27/2006
If you need to develop
industry-standard, robust
applications for Windows CE
quickly and with minimal
effort, Sybase PocketBuilder
can help you on that road.
Using
More Advanced JDBC Features
By Matt
Weisfeld -
Published
01/26/2006
Expand your basic knowledge
of connecting to a database
from a Java application
using JDBC. Discover how to
use just about any database
application you may want. In
this example its a Microsoft
Access database.
Effective
Code Reviews Without the
Pain
By
Robert Bogue -
Published
01/25/2006
Code reviews don't have to
be painful. Find out how to
make this process productive
and pain-free for everyone.
WinFS
Basics: Working with a Data
Store
By
Sahil Malik -
Published
01/25/2006
Introducing the next step in
information storage on the
Windows platform: WinFS, an
active storage platform.
Learn the basic operations
that you can perform on a
WinFS data store.
Processing
Image Pixels, Understanding
Image Convolution in Java
By
Richard G. Baldwin -
Published
01/24/2006
Learn how and why image
convolution works by
examining the changes to the
wave-number spectrum
produced by image
convolution. Also learn how
to write the code for a
general purpose
image-convolution class in
Java.
JavaServer
Faces Rises in Popularity
By Vlad
Kofman -
Published
01/23/2006
To keep up with the scale
and complexities of software
development, various
frameworks have emerged.
JavaServer Faces seems to be
a very popular choice.
Tapping
Into the Logging Application
Block
By
Vijay Mehta -
Published
01/23/2006
Investigate some basic
logging scenarios while
learning the required
terminology. Take your first
steps to doing more
efficient logging using the
Enterprise Library.
My
Feature in VS 2005: Storing
Application and User
Settings
By Paul
Kimmel -
Published
01/20/2006
Using XML to store
configuration settings is a
great idea, and thanks to
the My feature, you don't
have to learn XML to do so.
2006
Open Source Product of the
Year
By
David DeWolf -
Published
01/20/2006
Open Source is a large
category. This year the
winner's spot produced a
tie. Those products may not
be what most developers
think of first when Open
Source development is
mentioned.
A
Well Deserved Victory for an
Unsung Hero: Development
Utility of the Year 2006
By Dick
Wall -
Published
01/19/2006
The great thing about this
category is that, unlike the
tools or some of the more
specific categories,
development utility of the
year can encompass many
options, large and small,
from any source. Find out
which product won this year.
Highlighted Tutorials
www.softwaredeveloperpakistan.com
Product of the Year 2006
Winners Are Named
By
Rosemarie Graham -
www.softwaredeveloperpakistan.com
announces the winners for
the
www.softwaredeveloperpakistan.com
Product of the Year 2006.
Will
AJAX Replace the Desktop?
By
Andre Charland -
Is AJAX the beginning of the
end for desktop
applications? How will AJAX
evolve web-based
applications and what will
the future bring for rich UI
web-based applications? Is
AJAX really threatening
desktop applications?
JavaServer
Faces and ASP.NET - A Side
by Side Look
By
Michael Klaene -
Take a look at a high-level
comparison of two popular
technologies available to
web application developers -
JavaServer Faces (JSF) and
ASP.NET.
Getting
to Know J2ME Polish
By
Robert Virkus -
Discover how J2ME Polish can
help you with the
development of wireless Java
applications.
It's
Not About Lines of Code
By
Charles Connell -
All other things being
equal, programmers like
being productive.
Unfortunately, the standard
definitions of software
productivity are incorrect.
Meet
Eclipse
By
Peter Nehrer -
If you have never ventured
into Eclipse here is your
chance.
The
Event Web Series
By K.
Mani Chandy and Jonathan
Lurié Carmona -
A thin layer on top of the
World Wide Web called the
Event Web (EW) can help you
respond to threats and
opportunities in your
environment. Learn all about
this project and its
applications.
.NET
Data Secrets, Part 1
By Karl
Moore -
Among the top solutions
being built today are
database applications. Karl
more teaches some time
saving tricks to get the
most out of database
development for .NET.
Open
Source Article Index
Looking for information on
an Open Source language or
tool? Here is a good place
to start.
Building
a J2ME Application in
NetBeans 4.1
By Dick
Wall -
Write a Java Mobile Edition
Application quickly and
easily using NetBeans 4.1
and the Mobility Pack.
New
on Codeguru
Capturing
Windows Regardless of Their
Z-Order (not yet reviewed)
Published
01/23/2006
By Shahar Golan
- Capture a window content
to a BMP file, regardless of
the z-order of the window.
TIP:
Half Size Triangular Matrix
Published
01/18/2006
By baxelrod
- Learn about a technique
that allows you to use half
the data storage when you
have a symmetric distance
matrix or other similar
triangular matrix.
Updated:
Data Replication Prototype
Using ADO
Published
01/17/2006
By Aliaksei Sanko
- Learn about a data
replication prototype that
uses ADO.
Updated:
XP Theme Support for Rich
Edit and Custom Controls
Published
01/12/2006
By Patchou
- Learn how to add genuine
Windows XP theme support to
Rich Edit controls and
extend the code for your own
custom controls!
Updated:
Creating the "Marriage" Card
Game
Published
01/10/2006
By miteshpandey
- A collection of card
games. (The article and
downloadable project and
source code were updated.)
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Linux Kernel Developer Says No To GPL 3
Linus Torvalds' claim that he won't put the Linux kernel under the next version of the General Public License could represent another fracture in a community once united for free software.
BIOS Could Hide Rootkits
Attackers armed with rootkits may hide some of their malicious code inside the PC's BIOS flash memory, a researcher says.
One-Two Punch: Vista Beta 2 Release Split
Microsoft plans to stagger the release of Windows Vista Beta 2 in two phases: one for businesses in the first quarter and one for consumers in the second quarter.
Interview: Microsoft's Allchin Discusses Vista Security
CRN Industry Editor Barbara Darrow and Senior Writer Paula Rooney met with Microsoft's Jim Allchin, Co-President, Platform Products & Services Division, to discuss Microsoft Windows Vista Beta 2, its business and consumer features and plans for release.
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 In a testament to Art Director Dwight Been's creativity and humor, Software Development won Best Table of Contents, Trade & Consumer at the Western Publications Association’s 54th Annual Maggie Awards. The irreverent look at each month's cover photoshoot (penned by Been) and the easy-to-navigate design set this table of contents apart from those of other finalists in the category such as Diablo, Silicon Valley and InfoWorld.
The magazine was a finalist in two other categories, Best Software Magazine (September 2004, 20th anniversary issue) and Best Signed Editorial (July 2004, "Peeved at Payola"). The winners were announced on April 22, 2005 in Los Angeles. In 2003, Software Development won Best Software Magazine.
Winners of the 15th Annual Software Developer Jolt Product Excellence Awards have been announced. The award winners were honored at our gala ceremony on the evening of March 16, 2005, in Santa Clara, California, at SD WEST 2005 and will be featured in the June 2005 issue of Software Development. Click here to see the list of winners. |
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