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Like most developers, I'm a business developer, which in essence consists of slapping a UI onto some back-end data store. (We all know there's a lot more to it than that, but that's usually what it boils down to.)
I understand that game development is...
Started by Gregory Higley on
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Most business software is created by a team of developers, who all have the same basic development but....
One big difference between business development and game development is the number of disciplines involved.
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I'm a developer who is interested in entrepreneurship, but also loves building good software. What would be the best avenue for me to own my own business? Would a service-based model work better, or should I go the ISV route and try to build a business...
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Of course, the downside to building a business around a product, is the requirement to have into business taught me is that starting a new business is not the best way to get into a mode where you, which he used to develop....
Working.
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What is your favorite Business Logic Layer (BLL) development toolkit for .NET? Are there any at all?
What is your favorite Business Logic Layer (BLL) development toolkit? Are there any at all?
BLL toolkit is a set of classes (controls, VS.NET add-ins) handling typical business logic scenarios. E.g. implementing access control, providing validation and...
Started by Alex Yakunin on
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Do you mean, "this business object passes all business that it's meant-testing is not solid argument, since I'd like to test my business logic with queries (as for me they are essential part of business....
You mean by "validation".
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Apologies - not exactly a programming related query, but (I hope) valuable none the less.
I've the opportunity to help develop the skill set of a future "general manager" (aiming at CEO level in a small to medium sized firm; something like a divisional...
Started by Gavin Carey on
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Just because of the company came....
Of the business benefits of "flexible hours" and telecommuting and what they mean to a business environment for developers should differ from what might be considered the norm in business.
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Say, one is a business applications developer (database, UI, 3-layer architecture, you know) working on Java or .NET platform and not going to change his career direction.
What new programming language would you recommend him to learn to continue his ...
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Also, you can use what you learn to develop iPhone.
Different patterns to accomplish similar tasks.
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Hi,
I need Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS) installed on my workstation (Win XP/x86). I don't need the SQL server itself since I will be developing and deploying against another server.
I installed SQL Server 2005 Express Advanced Services...
Started by Oskar on
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Do you have access to a enterprise/standard/development dvd/cd of sql server 2005?
If not the free/express version of BIDS is....
You can install SQL Server 2005 with client tools without installing the database engine, or other SQL Server services .
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Hi,
I'm looking for a good book that about Microsoft Business Intelligence Development Studio 2005. Most interest goes to SSIS, but SSAS and SSRS are also important.
The book explains in a fair, simple and as much hands on way how the Development Studio...
Started by Gahan on
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The Microsoft Data Warehouse Toolkit....
It's a bit high level but goes.
- You will find more Business Intelligence with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 to be a good book.
2005 and the Microsoft Business Intelligence Toolset should be worth a look.
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Sometimes I meet with a prospective client who wants a system built but who is really clueless about how software development works. I was reminded of an old ad for a clothing store whose slogan was "An educated consumer is our best customer".
Does anyone...
Started by JonnyBoats on
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Are Running the Asylum by Alan Cooper Joel's list of business books with about 75 books:
Reading List : it's not explicitly for business people, but it's a topic that touches them and which you'd find it useful, I think The Mythical Man....
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Hello,
I've seen many medium and large businesses set up elaborate processes for their software development and testing, be it Windows or Linux-based, web or local, for-profit or internal.
How would a small business or group of developers go about setting...
Started by DV on
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IIRC on Linux you....
SVN can be really easy to set up.
Check out Sourcegears website.
It implements source control and Issue tracking (the 2 vital activities for development IMHO) and is very cost effective.
I would look at Sourcegear's Fortress.
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Not to be too defeatist ...
... but if the company doesn't care about software, is it really down to us to just piss in the wind and do the best we can?
I've read answers here that mention convincing managment about the bottom line benefit of good software...
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So ask questions, be involved in the accumulation of knowledge, the company did care about... .
No matter the field, we are capable of discerning what it is the business does.
Is to support the core business functions of the business.
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