From the Editor: 7th Annual Salary Survey On Display: Making Models Public Book Review: Working Effectively with Legacy Code Hot Links Call for Horror Stories
Code Canvas Technologies' RapidJ: db4objects Inc.'s Version 4.5 of db4o 4.5; Electric Cloud 2.2; PowerProgrammer's Web Update Wizard 3.0; The Coding Workshop launches Polyphonic Wizard 4; Koders has unveiled Koders.com, a search engine for identifying and accessing open source code on the Internet; and more.
Megalopolis Found!? Build your own interstellar comm link and be the first on your block to IM the Megalopolitans; Three insights into relativity; 3-D is like sex -- each new generation thinks they invented it; Double-check the clock in your Japanese TV set.
Most books about project management are a chore to get through. But that's not the case with "The Art of Project Management" (O'Reilly, 2005) by Scott Berkun.
When it comes to determining your project's success, numbers aren't the be-all and end-all. But with an agile attitude and a human approach, you can make metrics work for you.
Employee effort isn't a commodity to be traded. When it comes time for team building, we work around Epsilon's restrictive resource plan with a bit of savvy.
If you're buried in complexity or feeling the Sarbanes-Oxley squeeze, Integrity Suite 2005 can provide the kind of hard requirements-to-code audit data you need.
SD's First Annual Stan Kelly-Bootle Eclectech Award is presented to its pioneering namesake for lifelong achievement in technology and letters. Read on for a glimpse of the man behind the pen.
