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XML Tutorial: XML, DOM, SAX, DTD, and lots more! In the March 2001 Troubleshooting Professional Magazine.
Self Documenting Code: In the August 1999 Troubleshooting Professional Magazine.
Steve Litt's PERLs of Wisdom: PERL, just the facts.
MySQL Starter: MySQL: the 10% you need to know for 90% of your work. Includes a very thorough tutorial.
Ruby Revival: Ruby: the 10% you need to know for 90% of your work. Includes a very thorough tutorial.
PHP Power Pointers: Using PHP for web apps and ecommerce.
Socket Programming: A tutorial to start you on the road to socket programming.
Python Patrol: Python's grabbing more attention daily. Here's how to do it.
Steve's Shellscript Subset: This serves as a reference and a shellscript de-uglifier.
Crashproof C++: The bad-old-days of C are over.
Data Normalization Tips: First 3 normalization forms, other normalization tips.
Application Development Tips: Four principles to replace aspirin and coffee.
SQL Troubleshooting Page: Tame SQL triggers and stored procedures.
Testing With a Fibonacci Object: Five per decade large numerical range testing.
Moving Yourself to OOP: You know your career depends on moving to OOP, but don't know how to get there. Start by reading the July, 1997 issue of Troubleshooting Professional Magazine.
My Java applet takes 2 minutes to start: Fix for specific problem.
Fun with prime numbers: Several prime number algorithms, including some scalable well into the billions on a commodity machine.
Postgres Power: Links to several PostgreSQL articles. PostgreSQL is the full featured high performance database that ships with most Linux distributions.

About Code Corner

Code Corner is devoted to programmers. Programmers wearing suits. Programmers riding skateboards. Programmers with pony tails, with propeller hats, with pocket protectors. Programmers who look like actors or models. Programmers who eat only potato chips. Programmers who pilot planes. If you create programs, applications, operating systems, interfaces or drivers for a living, and take big time pride in what you do, Code Corner is for you. If you call yourself an application developer or software engineer, you'll still be allowed into Code Corner :-).

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