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 Tim Jones is a web developer at Bracewell & Giuliani. He has specialized in database design, extranets, server-side applications, and systems integration for more than 10 years. Tim blogs about software development at simplyaprogrammer.com. Email address: me.timjones@gmail.com Web site: http://simplyaprogrammer.com |
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September 2008
Content Databases for Extranets
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