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3-Tier Client/Server At Work, Revised Edition

A Behind-The-Scenes Look At Nine Of The World's Largest Client/Server Applications By The Coauthor Of Client/Server Survival Guide, Third Edition

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  • 336 páginas
  • 12 horas de lectura

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You've heard the theory--this book shows you how to successfully practice it. Jeri Edwards takes you on a rare, worldwide tour of nine large client/server applications that are in production in enterprises today.You get an insider's peek at their projects. Find out what went right and what they would do differently next time. You * Why 3-tier architectures are key to successful enterprise client/server applications* How to succeed with challenging project requirements* What are the architectural trade-offs and how to choose between them* How successful projects are run* What outcomes to expect* Words to the tips from the architects* Who can afford to pass up such valuable, firsthand advice?

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3-Tier Client/Server At Work, Revised Edition, Jeri Edwards, Robert Orfali

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1999
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Título
3-Tier Client/Server At Work, Revised Edition
Subtítulo
A Behind-The-Scenes Look At Nine Of The World's Largest Client/Server Applications By The Coauthor Of Client/Server Survival Guide, Third Edition
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
1999
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
336
ISBN10
0471315028
ISBN13
9780471315025
Serie
Etiquetas
Base de Datos
Descripción
You've heard the theory--this book shows you how to successfully practice it. Jeri Edwards takes you on a rare, worldwide tour of nine large client/server applications that are in production in enterprises today.You get an insider's peek at their projects. Find out what went right and what they would do differently next time. You * Why 3-tier architectures are key to successful enterprise client/server applications* How to succeed with challenging project requirements* What are the architectural trade-offs and how to choose between them* How successful projects are run* What outcomes to expect* Words to the tips from the architects* Who can afford to pass up such valuable, firsthand advice?