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Embedded Space: Points of Sale

Even the smallest of stores now have point-of-sale terminals that look up prices, compute totals, process credit cards, maintain inventory, and even present slide shows on otherwise idle screens. It seems the clerks cannot, for reasons we noted here last month, function without cybernetic augmentation.

Dr. Dobb's Journal August 2003

Software Design Whether you're plotting a power plant or parallel program, you have to have a plan-and that's what we're planning to cover in August. That means everything from Aspect-Oriented Programming to Extreme Programming, with a little Cleanroom Software Engineering tucked in as well. We also examine how to create .INI classes in Java, override the C++ Operator==, and see what's up with UML 2.0 and Model-Driven Architectures. Plus more on Real-Time Linux along with Ed Nisley's flame on firefighting robots. (10 MB)

Virtualization: Up Against the Wall  

Ed wraps up his digital picture frame project, which led him delving into the ins-and-outs of virtualization. - Embedded Systems

Shibboleth

- Embedded Systems

Tight Code  

Ed builds an ISBN bar-code scanner. - Embedded Systems

Takin' Care of Business

Despite the firm opinions of some now-departed companies, you can't earn a living by giving away free software. You must actually sell something of value to customers while giving away the software, otherwise your business won't clear the gantry. Ed Nisley examines some business models that embrace this reality. - Web Development

Takin' Care of Business

0206: Embedded Space

Feb02: Embedded Space

So, is embedded-systems development a cup you can pour Java into? That's the question Ed examines this month.

Rating Real Time: Count the Ways

Ed continues his examination of the space where real time and Linux overlap. - Design

All the Fixings

If it isn't broken, there's no need to fix it. But if it is broken... - JVM Languages

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