Greg Winton is a 20 year veteran of software development specializing in network and mobile application development. Currently Greg is leading the Web 2.0 initiative at Vision Chain, Inc., a Washington DC based software company specializing in demand signal repositories and interconnected enterprise applications. Author of "Palm OS Network Programming" (O'Reilly, 2001) and several articles on handheld development and usability, Greg has been making the world a better place for end users one enlightened developer at a time.
This content is reprinted from Real-World AJAX: Secrets of the Masters
published by SYS-CON Books. To order the entire book now along with companion
DVDs for the special pre-order price, click here for more information. Aimed
at everyone from enterprise developers to self-taught scripters, Real-World
AJAX: Secrets of the Masters is the perfect book for anyone who wants to
start developing AJAX applications.
Users as Testers
In a traditional software development environment, there's a clear separation
between developers, testers, and users. Programmers create the application,
then throw it over the wall to the testers. Testers exercise the application
according to a more or less detailed test plan, reporting issues to the
developers who may or may not fix them. Once all t... (more)
This content is reprinted from Real-World AJAX: Secrets of the Masters
published by SYS-CON Books. To order the entire book now along with companion
DVDs for the special pre-order price, click here for more information. Aimed
at everyone from enterprise developers to self-taught scripters, Real-World
AJAX: Secrets of the Masters is the perfect book for anyone who wants to
start developin... (more)
Greg Winton is a 20 year veteran of software development specializing in network and mobile application development. Currently Greg is leading the Web 2.0 initiative at Vision Chain, Inc., a Washington DC based software company specializing in demand signal repositories and interconnected enterprise applications. Author of "Palm OS Network Programming" (O'Reilly, 2001) and several articles on handheld development and usability, Greg has been making the world a better place for end users one enlightened developer at a time.
Keith Bergelt
Gaurav Mantri
Aditya Banerjee
John Karamitsos
Kaj van de Loo
Bob Little
Alois Reitbauer
Chris Schin
Richard Gordon
Anil Parambath
