Languages
- 3021
- A Gem of a Language for Java and .Net
- Independent projects are bringing Ruby to 2 widely-used development frameworks; reactions of Sun, Microsoft. Internetnews.com. (May 26, 2006)
- 3022
- Ruby the Rival
- Bruce Tate's Beyond Java suggests Ruby as a top contender to displace Java. Tate, James Duncan Davidson, Robert Cooper and Bill Venners opine on Ruby and its challenge to Java. O'Reilly Media. (November 16, 2005)
- 3024
- Ruby.NET vs. IronRuby: What's the Difference?
- Brief updated comparison, by M. David Peterson. O'Reilly Windows DevCenter Blog. (January 01, 2008)
- 3025
- Building Web Apps
- Information portal for developers. Provides news, tutorials on the framework and its related subjects.
- 3027
- Pragmatic Studio
- Courses: RoR, Advanced Rails, Production Rails, Ajax. Highly qualified instructors.
- 3029
- Wikipedia: Ruby on Rails
- Encyclopedia article about the web application framework, with history, philosophy, and a technical overview.
- 3030
- Cyberlytical
- A consulting firm which specializes in SAS, custom programming, and operations research and is located in Monroe, Connecticut.
- 3032
- Feuerbach and Associates
- Clinical trial SAS programming and scientific data analysis consultants for the Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical industries.
- 3033
- Qualex Consulting Services, Inc.
- SAS Quality Partner, working exclusively in SAS. Qualex consultants have many years of broad-based industry experience.
- 3034
- Ratcliffe Technical Services - SAS Consultancy
- RTSL is a UK-based SAS consultancy specialising in applications development.
- 3036
- Stat-Tech Services, LLC
- Macros for printing customized HTML and RTF output are available on the web-site.
- 3037
- Bay-Sas
- Bay Area SAS user's group local users group was formed to further the interests of programmers and users of the SAS software in the San Francisco Bay area.
- 3038
- Hasug Flash
- Hartford, CT area SAS user group dedicated to sharing information and quarterly meetings with interested SAS users from Mass, CT and NY.
