The September Builder.com top 10

by Baseline Inc. | Oct 08, 2002 7:00:00 AM

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Takeaway: September was another stellar month for the Builder.com Web site. We've identified 10 of the best articles from that month. Check them out.

We’ve compiled a list of the best of the best. Here are the top 10 articles for September 2002 as compiled by the Builder.com editorial team:

1. "Tap Java support for proxies and HTTP authentication"
2. "Will open source finally kill off the $1.2 million CMS money pit?"
3. "I'm confused... What is '.NET' anyway?"
4. "Designing an XML grammar with DTDs"
5. "Will .NET kill off all the VB6 developers?"
6. "Apache: More than a Web server"
7. "Get started with Java servlets"
8. "VB makes it easy to calculate the last day of the month"
9. "Under the covers of the .NET CLR"
10. "Is WSDL right for your B2B back-end application?"

The Builder.com discussion center is also abuzz. These topics were especially active:

• "Five reasons against migrating Java EJB applications to .NET"
• "Should you choose Linux for development?"
• "A member asks: Should I upsize?"

Also, check out these September book and product reviews:

• "Everything XML at your fingertips"
• "Looking for a .NET reference book? Check the Nutshell"
• "A powerful VB toolkit that's not just for experts"
• "Nokia Mobile Internet Toolkit 3.1 eases burden of writing MMS applications"
• "JavaScript Editor eliminates some development hassles"

These articles cover a wide spectrum of enterprise development. Please send us an e-mail if you’d like to see more or fewer articles on a specific technology. We're also looking for members who are interested in writing articles for Builder.com. Send us an e-mail if you'd like more information on how to become a contributor.