CVu Volume 11 Issue 1 - Novemeber 1998

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62 pages. Contents:

Editorial Comment on Behalf of the ACCU Committee
Spring Seminars
The AGM
Forum 1999
Two Views of ACCU's Conference
A Personal View
Waterfall versus RAD
Bits & Pieces
You Write - The Editor Replies
From the Coalface
Questions & Answers
Multithreading
Software Development with Java User Interfaces
Java Idioms
Getting Started
Close Encounters with Internationalisation
Hungarian Notation - Another View
Security Implications of Running a Web Gateway
The 3 Wheel Army/Air Force Enigma Cipher Machine
A Critique of Some Code Revisited
Bookcase
Member's Experiences

ISSN Number : 1354-3164

Date : November 1998

Creator : ACCU

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