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Here
are some of our favorite
links. You'll find much information here related to client/server (PowerBuilder, VB),
Web applications (ASP, SilverStream etc.), e-business, consulting
and distributed component development. Please have fun exploring
these great sites. Contact our webmaster
if you would like to suggest other links to include.
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- User Groups and Associations
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Products and Vendors
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PowerBuilder, EAS, DPB and WebPB
- The Powersoft/Sybase web site is
a frequent site for most PowerBuilder developers and users of
the Sybase suite of development products.
- Microsoft provides a vast range of e-business
products including the BackOffice Servers, Visual Studio
and a popular Web scripting engine know as Active Server
Pages (ASP).
- SilverStream is our pick when it comes
to enterprise Web application servers. This Java based
development system is doing for Web applications what VB and
PowerBuilder did for client/server only better. You must see
this product if you are serious about the Web.
- aRenDeeco is home of the ReIndenter, a program that
will automatically reindent your PowerBuilder script.
- PBBrowser is a shareware PowerBuilder browser tool
that's been around since PB 5.0. It lets you view your source
code instantly. This shareware allows you to see ancestor events and function source
code.
- Riverton's HOW may be the OO
tool of choice for PowerBuilder, Visual Basic and Java
developers. Go see why HOW has taken the OO world by storm.
- CorDoc permits you to easily
browse PowerBuilder applications showing object and variable
cross-references as well as navigation of inheritance
hierarchies.
- PowerBuilder
Development Resource - a great place to go if your're
working with PowerBuilder.
- MIS
Sciences Corporation is a popular PowerBuilder Information
Site. They often have the hard-to-find answers.
Europe
Switzerland
Magazines and other resources
Active Server Pages
JavaScript (ECMAScript)
Misc Web Dev. Resources
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- The SilverStream Journal is the
premier publication for SilverStream developers. If you not reading this
journal every month, then you are not serious about
SilverStream.
- PowerTimes is the BEST
publication around for PowerBuilder! This international rag has
notable authors from around the world including many from Team
Powersoft and the speakers circuit including Steve Benfield.
- PowerBuilder Developer's
Journal is the oldest running and most successful
PowerBuilder publication to date. You can't be without this one
if you are a serious PowerBuilder developer.
- Distributed Computing is a great journal for learning
about distributed object technologies. The magazine is endorsed by the Object Database Management Group and the Message Oriented
Middleware Association. You'll find articles all about CORBA and
COM plus a whole lot more.
- Microsoft Internet Developer is devoted
to Internet development with Microsoft technologies. It's a
great source for those working with the many tools in the
Microsoft toolbox. Articles ranging from Active Server Pages
(ASP) to Distributed COM (DCOM) are all there. The articles are
often useful and interesting...a must for any serious Microsoft
Web developer.
- Software Development is a long time
favorite for hard-core software developers. The journal covers
all aspects of software development and includes reviews of new
and exiting products. This is for the serious developer.
- Pure Power was one of the first on-line
PowerBuilder magazines.
- Wrox Press
Inc. is a great source for developers. Their reference books
are among the best.
- CMP TechWeb
- Gartner Group, Inc.
- Guide Computers and
Internet
- iSyndicate Express
- Our Free Content Solution For Your Web Site!
- PC Magazine Online
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- The Atlanta ASP Users Group
was just started in November of 1999! Follow the link to find the date and
time of the next meeting.
- The Atlanta PowerBuilder User Group meets the third
Thursday of every month.
- The Microsoft Internet Developers
Association (MIDAS) is an Atlanta based association of
developers who are using the Microsoft Active Server framework
to deliver dynamic web applications to Internet, Intranet and
Extranet environments. MIDAS is co-sponsored by Omni Technology
Centers and Microsoft Corporation.
- AMUG is the Atlanta MapInfo User's Group, an
association of developers and end-user's of MapInfo and its
related line of products. This group is open to anyone with an
interest in expanding their horizons, discussing their work, and
furthering their knowledge of MapInfo.
- The Atlanta SilverStream User's Group meets
to discuss ideas interesting to SilverStream developers. They
offer study groups, mentoring and an opportunity to learn from
others.
PowerBuilder User Groups
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Albany
Atlanta
Central Texas
Chicago
Dallas
Delaware
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East Michigan
Edmonton
Louisiana
Madison
New England
New Jersey
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Ohio
Orange
County
Orlando
Oregon
Orlando
Ottowa
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San
Francisco
Toronto
Twin
Cities
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- Signature Software, home of
Mike Griffith, former editor of the PBDJ, has an excellent
example of Distributed PowerBuilder and Powersoft's Netscape
Plug-Ins over the web. A must if you want to know about
PowerBuilder's web capabilities.
- PowerBuilder tips and resources may be
found at Ken Howe's site.
- PowerBuilder FAQ is a must
read for PowerBuilder developers
- Great PowerBuilder tips and techniques
from Breck Carter
Consulting Resources
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