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Tommy Newcomb

Tommy Newcomb works for Magenic as an IT consultant in the Chicago area. His main focus is developing Web application and E-commerce work using Microsoft technologies. He lives with his wife, Emily, and baby daughter, Jaqueline, in the Chicago suburbs.

A First Look at Visual Studio 2005 Code Snippets

By Tommy Newcomb

Every now and then a new development tool comes along that is so simple and elegant it leaves us wondering, why didn't we get this sooner? Introducing Intellisense Code Snippets, it's a new feature available in Visual Studio (VS) 2005 that makes inserting routine ...

Nov. 17, 2006 02:45 PM Reads: 14,262

AJAX-Driven Websites: Under The Hood

By Tommy Newcomb

Recently, a number of Web sites have begun to raise some eyebrows within the developer community. What's unique about these sites is that they behave more like a desktop application than a Web application. As you interact with them, they quickly display an endless...

Feb. 19, 2006 05:15 PM Reads: 85,182 Replies: 7

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	Is Sun Looking to Replace CEO Jonathan Schwartz? By Maureen O'Gara Brigdson Smith wrote: remember, Eric Schmidt was Schwartz's first boss at Sun - something tells me if he left Sun, it'd take four minutes for him to end up to Google.
	What Does the Future Hold for the Java Language? By Joe Winchester Tommy wrote: I simply do not agree on many parts: - .NET has a lot of traction - you can certainly know well (and master) more than one language. If you cannot master more than one language, this could potentially be one of your limits. - Java is not a perfect language - It is ea...
	i-Technology Opinion: Why Use Extreme Programming? By Troy Holmes James Nwaba wrote: This is a nice article - very straight froward, easy to understand.However, there was no mention of any organization that have implemented XP. The author said, "Many of the concepts found in this lightweight method of development have been implemented into the ...
	iPhone Office: 100 Ways to Turn Your Device into the Ultimate Productivity Tool By Jessica Merritt QueZZtion wrote: Can the iPhone really work as a multimedia remote for iTunes or even a desktop?
	DoJa in NTT DoCoMo Phones By Zev Blut Venkat wrote: Excellent explanation. It will be helpful if it was in pictorial form ie with the emulator images. Can u please send me the I-mode to I appli communication and a brief explanatioj about the architecture.Thanks in advance.