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CODE Magazine - 2001 - Issue 2 - Rick Strahl

CODE Magazine - 2001 - Issue 2

Rick Strahl
EPS Software Corp./ CODE Magazine , English

This 2001-Issue 2 of CODE Magazine focuses on the usage of XML, XSL, XSLT and WAP to build solid Web applications.Table of Contents:) Surprise, Surprise, Surprise!) Understanding Visual Inheritance in .NET) An XML and XSLT Shopping Cart) Introduction to Wireless Application Protocol) XSL Patterns) Introduction to Gathering Requirements and Creating Use Cases) Building a 21st Century Application) Static Content in a Dynamic World) Handling long Web Requests with Asynchronous Request Processing) Customers vs. Code: Keeping Your Cool with the Essential Component) A developer's life...For more information, visit www.codemag.com

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