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Introducing DocumentDB: A NoSQL Database for Microsoft Azure
The Benefits and Risks of Cloud Platforms: A Guide for Business Leaders
Integration Software: Build or Buy?
Creating Business Value Through Integration: What BizTalk Server and SQL Server Provide
Introducing Windows Communication Foundation
Dealing with Diversity: Understanding WCF Communication Options in the .NET Framework 3.5
Introducing SCA
Introducing Windows Workflow Foundation
Introducing Windows Communication Foundation
Introducing Windows Presentation Foundation
Windows HPC Server and Windows Azure: High-Performance Computing in the Cloud
Tools for Team Development: Why Vendors are Finally Getting It Right
Adopting a Common ALM Foundation: Why It Makes Sense in a Heterogeneous World
Introducing Visual Studio 2010
Providing Single Sign-On to Amazon EC2 Applications from an On-Premises Windows Domain
Choosing Client Platforms in the PC+ Era: A Perspective for ISVs
The Microsoft Private Cloud: A Technology Overview
Understanding BPM Servers
Introducing the .NET Framework 3.5
Articles
WS-Security: New Technologies Help You Make
Your Web Services More Secure
The .NET
Earthquake Hits IT
Making Sense of Distributed
Objects
Rethinking Open Systems
The Trouble With CORBA
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Columns
InformIT Columns, 2001-2002
Component Strategies Columns, 1997-1999
InformIT Columns, 2001-2002
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
Who Cares About UDDI?
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
ASP.NET: Prepare for
a New World
Choosing a .NET Language
Questions and Answers About
C#
Component Strategies Columns, 1997-1999
Taking Stock of Component
Technology
Application Servers:
COM-Based vs. Java-Based
MTS vs. EJB
COM+ Redux
COM+
ActiveX Controls vs.
JavaBeans
Objects, Components,
and Transactions
The Joy of Reference Counting
On Being Object-Oriented:
COM and CORBA
Introducing ActiveX
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Newsletters
Number 17,
October 2006
- What's Next? Life After J2EE
- David Chappell's Fall Speaking Schedule
Number 16,
August 2006
- SOA and the Reality of Reuse
- Now Available: Understanding .NET, 2nd Edition
Number 15,
December 2005
- Foundations for Service-Oriented Applications: Comparing WCF and SCA
Number 14,
October 2005
- The Case Against BPEL: Why the Language is Less Important
Than You Think
- David Chappell's Fall Speaking Schedule
Number 13,
June 2005
- Services as an Explicit Abstraction
Number 12,
January 2005
- Stalking the Wily Business Analyst
- Now Available: Newcomer and Lomow's Understanding SOA with Web
Services
- David Chappell's February/March Speaking Schedule
Number 11,
October 2004
- Reuse in Service-Oriented Architectures: This Time It's Different
Number 10,
April 2004
- Business Process Platforms
- David Chappells Upcoming Speaking Schedule
Number 9,
January 2004
- Kill the Beast: Why the Seven-Layer Model Must Die
- David Chappell's Weblog
- David Chappells Upcoming Speaking Schedule
Number 8,
November 2003
- Indigo Incoming: How Will the Java World Respond?
- Now Available: A Visual Introduction to SQL,
Second Edition
Number 7,
August 2003
- The Economic Value of Linux
- ITG Series Book Wins Jolt Award
- David Chappell’s September Speaking Schedule
Number 6,
April 2003
- Comparing Security: Commercial Software vs. Open Source
- David Chappell’s May Speaking Schedule
Number 5, March
2003
- The Myth of Loosely Coupled Web Services
- Now
Available: Brian Arkill’s LDAP Directories Explained
Number 4,
October 2002
- People, Protocols, and Progress
- Keynotes
Number 3,
July 2002
- Why I Like ebXML
- Now Available: Eric Newcomers Understanding Web Services
Number 2,
May 2002
- A Ticking Time Bomb: Java in Universities
- David Chappells June Speaking Schedule
Number 1, April
2002
- How Progress Happens: .NET and Java
- New Book: Understanding .NET
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