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Joel Spolsky - Joel on SoftwareIT Conversations' producer Doug Kaye interviews Joel Spolsky, the author of Joel on Software. He worked on Microsoft's Excel development team, still a strong influence on his opinions on software development. Topics include: extreme programming of which Joel has often been a critic, formal testing, particularly on large projects, why "customers don't know what they want" and The Joel Test. Joel has plenty to say about Microsoft (why some developers may not move to Avalon/XAML/WinFX, and what will happen to Win32). Sun, 12 Jun 2005
Paul Graham - Great HackersIn one of the most entertaining presentations [clip]
from OSCON 2004, Paul Graham answers the questions, what motivates great hackers? [clip]
What do they need to do their jobs? How do you recognize them? [clip]
How do you get them to come and work for you? [clip]
And how can you become one? Sun, 29 May 2005
Dan Bricklin - Memory LaneDan Bricklin, the co-creator of VisiCalc, joins Halley
Suitt to talk about his early days at MIT and Harvard
Business School, his first entrepreneurial efforts
with developing the spreadsheet, more on tools he's
created recently, including ListGarden. Their
discussion touches on webbloging, RSS, the political
convention bloggers, how users help define tools, and
a number of Dan's essays on business and innovation. Tue, 24 Aug 2004
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During the last 15 years, we have built a sizable codebase of
reusable modules, these modules have already been tested and
implemented in a wide range of applications and components,
this should not only accelerate the development process, but
should also provide a robust foundation for building new high
quality applications. If our codebase doesn’t cover your
requirement or industry, we will develop new modules that fits
your specific requirement, using the same philosophy of modularity
and reusability, and this in turn will accelerate and enhance
the processes of design management, upgrade and maintenance.
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Another form of building blocks is reusable
components. During the last 15 years we have developed a large
collection of reusable components that can easily be integrated
into new applications. Again, they have already been tested,
and they should accelerate the development process and enhance
the end result.
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On my free time, I will be working on some freeware
programs that visitors can download and use for personal (non-commercial)
purposes. It’s something I like to work on, but right
now, there is no specific amount of time dedicated for those
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EDI Interpreter |
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Online EDI translation tool for ASC X12 version 4010.
Translate your EDI Files to English, according to the standard
EDI vocabulary and specification.
Convert your EDI Files to XML format.
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Caller ID software for windows, featuring: unwanted callers
blocking, redialing, calls log, real-time callers' info lookup
using web whitepages, real-time callers' location map using
google map, callers' data editing, etc.
Requires: IE 6.0, caller ID service from the phone company and
a modem with caller ID support.
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Mortgage Loan Manager |
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Mortgage Loan Manager consists of a loan calculator, an extra
principal payments analyzer, a record keeper, and a standard,
actual, and projected amortization schedule generator. It lets
you track your loan status, as well as compute how to pay off
a loan ahead of schedule and save on interest... more
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If you use and like our free software, please
consider making a donation. You can easily send a contribution
by clicking on the button to the left. Donations will allow
us to dedicate more time and resources, for further developments
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