Media Summary: By, Davy Stevenson Software is approached mainly from the angle of engineering. Let's step back and take a look at software as ... By, Aja Hammerly Imagine a chef who doesn't know what the words braise, julienne, or sauté mean. Even if he is a good chef, and ... By, Terence Lee & Kenichi Nakamura Blogs were so 2000s. Everyone is talking about real time these days. It should be easy to ...
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By, Lauren Voswinkel You've learned about Service Oriented Architecture. You want to use it. You know the benefits to testing ... By Sam Livingston-Gray Experienced developers tend to build up a library of creative problem-solving tools: rubber ducks, code ... We as rubyists tend to write software that runs on the web, without a deep understanding of what it would take to write the ...
