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As Web design professionals, we often need to do some form of writing.
Since we design and code for a living, many of us aren't sure where to
begin. This book gives you the necessary tools using short, concise,
fast-paced tutorials.
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Tired of writing the same build logic for every project? Find out how using
Maven helps you leverage the experience of the community to avoid creating
yet another build script for each new project.
Java Boutique, July 15, 2005
This article looks at how to add a Database project to your existing
ASP.NET application and how to import your existing database's objects into
the Database project. While creating and setting up a database project
does take a bit of time, the small initial investment pays rich dividends.
4 Guys from Rolla, July 13, 2005
Sometimes when you're collecting data via a web form, it's nice to split
the form up into smaller pieces so that you don't overwhelm the users who
are filling it out. That's the idea behind wizards. If you break long
and/or complex tasks into smaller, easy to manage pieces, users are less
intimidated by them.
ASP 101, July 12, 2005
Local search remains a popular on the Internet. Now, wireless users want
local content to go. A report from TNS Telecoms says wireless users prefer
local alerts to next-generation services.
ClickZ Stats, July 14, 2005
Two new child protection laws implement do-not-e-mail registries. How do
they affect marketers, and what should you do about them?
ClickZ, July 14, 2005
Once-celebrated and sought-after computer science majors have seen many of
the high-paying jobs spawned by the Internet boom dissipate, a recent study
shows. Consequently, the popularity of computer science at American
undergraduate institutions has taken a major hit over the past few years,
with enrollment levels dropping to lows not seen since the early 1970s.
internetnews.com, July 15, 2005
That's it for this Monday. I'll have more for you next time.
Lee Underwood
Newsletter Editor, WebReference.com
lunderwood(at)jupitermedia.com
Created: July 18, 2005
URL: http://www.webreference.com/new/050718.html