OSDC 2006 Papers

Published by The Open Source Developers' Conference Papers


These are the papers presented at the 2005 Open Source Developers' Conference in Melbourne between December 5th and 7th.

Articles:
• Coding in a Distributed Team: Testing, Reviewing, Sharing and Merging Code Without Going Crazy
• Team Monash: Outwit, Outplay, Outlast
• System Administration Skills for Developers
• A Rails/Django Comparison
• Implementation of Queuing Disciplines on Linux made Easy
• Retooling the World Wide Web for Its Original Purpose: Modernising the Web for University Research
• Square pegs and round holes: A reflection on Class::DBI
• Open Source Glue: Using Open Source to Glue Proprietary Systems to Business Needs
• The DigitalFriend: the First End-User Oriented Multi-Agent System
• Working with PHP and Oracle
• RESTful Software Development and Maintenance
• Shiny, Pretty Things
• Automatic Text Generation and Weather Forecasting
• Data Warehousing HOWTO
• Doing stupid things with XSLT
• Career Development for Developer Geeks
• A Database Money Can't Buy
• J2EE and Open Source Innovation: The Relationship between Open Source and Standards
• Development of Mono Applications with Agile Languages
• Using Relational Databases with Python
• Testing Performance Mail Relay
• Overview of Python ctypes
• The Planet Feed Reader: Better Living Through Gravity
• The Database - slave or master? Tangram and DBIx::Class
• APhPLIX, Traditional GUI in Web Applications: "GUI Classique en Applications Web"
• Better Software Through Test Coverage: A Practical Guide To Making Your Test Suite Suck Less
• Enterprise PHP: PHP applications in the big business
• Open Source on the Scientific Bleeding Edge
• PHP 5 and IBM DB2: Building web applications with PHP 5.2 and IBM DB2
• A Security Framework for Mobile Devices
• Usability, user-centered design (UCD) and FOSS