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Letters

Dr. Dobb's Journal
January 01, 2003

January 2003 Letters

Boomin' Systems

Dr. Dobb's Journal,
January 01, 2003

Ed's making a lot of noise this month, as he uses his column as a sounding board.

State of the Machine

Dr. Dobb's Journal,
December 01, 2002

State machines are mechanisms that sit around in one of several distinct conditions, waiting for something to happen. And they're Ed's focus this month.

Letters

Dr. Dobb's Journal
December 01, 2002

December 2002 Letters

Only Stone Endures

Dr. Dobb's Journal,
November 01, 2002

A trip along the Erie Canal gives Ed the opportunity to ponder about the permanence of embedded projects.

Simulator Sickness

Dr. Dobb's Journal,
October 01, 2002

You've probably gotten that queasy feeling when problems arise in thoroughly tested and debugged systems. Ed wonders if a field call concerning one of your products turns your stomach completely over?

All Your Drop Are Belong to Us

Dr. Dobb's Journal,
September 01, 2002

Ed goes inside his inkjet printer to find out what's going on in this kind of embedded system.

Reality Checks

Dr. Dobb's Journal,
August 01, 2002

Robots are finding their way into disaster recovery.

Embedded Space: Chemical Attraction

Dr. Dobb's Journal,
July 01, 2002

It's all a matter of chemistry. In this case, battery chemistry.Let's see what happens when always-on collides with portable, a pair of attributes that encompass an increasing number of embedded systems. We'll find out why the quest for thinner, lighter, smaller, and more usable gizmos poses such interesting problems.And if you software folks think you can ignore all this chemical stuff, listen up — you're in the solution, too.

Takin' Care of Business

Dr. Dobb's Journal,
June 03, 2002

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

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