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On the Future of Software Development #4 – The need for specialization
In my previous postings I talked about two perceptions: 1. I don´t see any real signs that make our trade of software development singular and hard to compare to other industries. 2. The rate of change in our industry has increased very much in the past 10 to 20 years and makes it impossible to keep up our attitude of allround programmers.
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On the Future of Software Development #3 – Feel the heat!
Ok, so now that any “attitude” is out of our way (see my previous posting for details), we can start to look at what is the real challenge for programmers today.
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On the Future of Software Development #2 – We are not so special
Let me start my reasoning about how the people-side of the future of software development might look like with two perceptions that form the basis of my argumentation.
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On the Future of Software Development #1
Motivated by I a conversation with Steve Cook, one of the fathers of the Software Factory concept ([1], [2]), I´d like to share some thoughts with you about the future of software development. However, contrary to what you might be thinking now, I don´t want to speculate much about the next versions of the .NET Framework or how virtual shared memory could help to solve interop problems or the benefits of Intentional Programming.
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An introduction to using O/R Mapping in .NET programs: Adventures in VOA Land #1
Are you looking for information on how it feels like, when you use an O/R Mapping tool in your .NET applications in general? How - if at all? - does the programming model change? What is it like to live without DataAdapters and DataSets?
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Termine der INETA Vortragstour zum Thema O/R Mapping
Halbzeit! Mit meinem Vortrag vor der .NET User Group in München am gestrigen Abend habe ich die Hälfte meiner Vorträge gehalten.