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Adam Weremczuk
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ISSUE 10 Is Now Out - See www.objectiveviewmagazine.com
Features:
* Kent Beck Interview - (General SD interest, refactoring, XP, etc.)
* C# 2.0 & 3.0 Overview - (relevent to C# developers.)
* Refactoring Databases - (relevent to developers using databases,
agile developers)
* OODBMS Revisited - (relevent to developers using databases)
* How to Work with Legacy Code (Examples in C++)
Opinion:
* Grady Booch on SOA - (General Software Architecture)
* Kevlin Henney - Why the Waterfall Fails (Agile / Process discussion).
* Matt Stephens - Ruby - I Love You (Not) (Ruby developers / potential
developers) - see also issue 9.
Plus:
* Ed Yourdon - Structured Analysis - A Retrospective (Historical
perspectives. know your roots!)
* TDD - Treating Tests as Code (Java code, test driven development
quality issues)
* EA's Model/Code Sync Features (Product overview, relevent to
developers using UML)
It is a collobaration between the editor, writers and web distribution
partners.
No money changes hands between anyone involved in the magazine.
Issue 9 had 40,000+ hits. And is still clocking up 2k hits a month.
We're posting this message to newsgroups that are relevent to the
magazine content. See article list below for why.
Any probles, email abuse AT objectiveviewmagazine.com.
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ISSUE 10 Is Now Out - See www.objectiveviewmagazine.com
Features:
* Kent Beck Interview - (General SD interest, refactoring, XP, etc.)
* C# 2.0 & 3.0 Overview - (relevent to C# developers.)
* Refactoring Databases - (relevent to developers using databases,
agile developers)
* OODBMS Revisited - (relevent to developers using databases)
* How to Work with Legacy Code (Examples in C++)
Opinion:
* Grady Booch on SOA - (General Software Architecture)
* Kevlin Henney - Why the Waterfall Fails (Agile / Process discussion).
* Matt Stephens - Ruby - I Love You (Not) (Ruby developers / potential
developers) - see also issue 9.
Plus:
* Ed Yourdon - Structured Analysis - A Retrospective (Historical
perspectives. know your roots!)
* TDD - Treating Tests as Code (Java code, test driven development
quality issues)
* EA's Model/Code Sync Features (Product overview, relevent to
developers using UML)