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Jason W. Purdy
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Managing with Agility
Jason W. Purdy
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April 5, 2003
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Does Agile pay off? Well, I would say so ... to the tune of $1 Billion for one particular case. When Nortel initially approached CoreTek for...
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Guides
Project Management: Curl Breaks Away
Jason W. Purdy
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April 1, 2002
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Recently, my editor asked me if I had ever heard about Curl and provided me some links to the technology. I had to...
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.NET
Diary of a Developer: To Script or Not to Script
Jason W. Purdy
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February 19, 2002
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A majority of the e-mails I receive ask the question "What should I focus on, technology-wise, to learn/master?" This is a very good question,...
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Guides
Diary of a Web Developer: Fork in the Road
Jason W. Purdy
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November 19, 2001
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My editor told me I might receive some e-mails in response to my previous column, but I don't think either of us expected that...
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Perl
Diary of a Developer: Send Me Your Questions
Jason W. Purdy
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October 9, 2001
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Introduction The last piece of Web development I did before traversing the wild road of upper management was back in 1997, building Java UI components...
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Java
Write once, run anywhere?
Jason W. Purdy
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February 9, 1998
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One of the main benefits of using Java is that the language is cross-platform, meaning that you can run its bytecode on...
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Java
Internationalizing dates for your Java app
Jason W. Purdy
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January 8, 1998
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The life of a Java programmer: after you write and deploy your app, you get an e-mail, written in French. After translation, it...
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