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Monthly Archives: May 2010
Driving Towards Quality Software
As professionals we strive to develop high quality software. The question we must ask ourselves is “What qualities must software possess to be considered high quality?” The answer to this question fundamentally influences our software design and engineering practices. The … Continue reading
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Build an RSS Feed Reader with jQuery and jGFeed
I recently updated my home page to include summary of the latest posts for this blog. Here is a screen shot of the summary section: I am using dasBlog as my blog engine and I originally approached the solution by … Continue reading
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