The October Builder.com top 10

by Baseline Inc. | Nov 04, 2002 8:00:00 AM

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Takeaway: October was another stellar month for Builder.com. Check out the best of the best with these Builder.com selections.

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

1. "How to use Access 2000 as a database front end"
2. "File searching with the Microsoft Index Service"
3. "Improve client relations by dispelling PM myths"
4. "Create your own collection objects in JavaScript"
5. "Add events to your application with COM connection points"
6. "You don't need a job to build your resume"
7. "A better way to parse XML documents in .NET"
8. "If you are the lone gun, take aim at time bandits"
9. "Store your app's configuration information with Java Properties"
10. "Hidden frames facilitate client-side caching"

In addition, the Builder.com discussion center is abuzz. These article topics were especially active:

• "How I learned to stop worrying and love C#"
• "Where is the logic in .NET?"
• "Live from LA: Bad Microsoft...good Microsoft"
• "Revive a beached project without losing your cool"

Also, check out these October book and product reviews:

• "O'Reilly HTML guide is accessible and comprehensive"
• "Build Web sites in a 'Flash' with RedFrameKit"
• "Looking for a Java IDE? Get the IDEA"
• "Book review: Database Programming with C# is almost a hit"
• "RentACoder: eBay for contractors?"

And don’t forget to take the Builder.com Java basics pop quiz.

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