Application Development Trends Columns, 2000-2004
Component Strategies Columns, 1997-1999
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Defining “Service”: A Pragmatic View
Take Your Pick: Business Processes or Bangalore
Indigo: The End of the Rainbow
Why Web Services Aren't Just a Rerun
One More Time: What Exactly is .NET?
Why There's No Business Case for Web Services
Web Services Security? Not Yet
Why Hasn't Everyone Moved to .NET?
Lifting the Fog on Web Services
People and code: The two poles of .NET migration
Jumping into .NET: Is Now the Right Time?
Why I'm Not Worried About HailStorm
Where software is king: IT in India
Coming soon: The biggest platform ever
C#: It’s the Components, Stupid!
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REST: Another Way of Looking at Web Services
Beyond C# and VB.NET: Should You Care About Other .NET Languages?
Unraveling Software as a Service
What's Next for Web Services: GXA and Beyond
Security and .NET My Services: Can Microsoft Protect Our Data?
Privacy and .NET My Services: Can You Trust Microsoft?
Understanding .NET's Common Type System
DCOM is Dead – Long Live .NET Remoting
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Component Strategies Columns, 1997-1999
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Taking Stock of Component Technology
Application Servers: COM-Based vs. Java-Based
ActiveX Controls vs. JavaBeans
Objects, Components, and Transactions
