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Tim McCarthy

Tim McCarthy is a principal engineer at InterKnowlogy, where he architects and builds highly scalable n-tier Web applications. His most recent book is Professional VB.NET, 2nd edition (Wrox Press).

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Oct 18, 2004
Several articles, including a .NET Developer Perspectives column that I wrote a few years ago ("Data Caching for Web Applications," August 21, 2001, InstantDoc ID 22925), address the topic of data caching for Web...
.NET Development Strategies: Is COM Dead?
Jun 11, 2001
As soon as Beta 1 of the .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR) rolled out, many programmers asked themselves, "Is COM dead?" Although that's a very plausible question because many companies have millions of dollars...
Using XML to Simplify COM Interfaces
Feb 19, 2001
Recently, while working on a few enterprise-wide projects for a Fortune 500 company, I ran into some interesting choices regarding my COM objects' public interfaces. I was trying to solve the basic problem of...
Choosing XML for the Right Reasons
May 30, 2000
XML is an extremely useful and exciting new technology for IT professionals. It's often a good solution for difficult data problems, and it's a great way to organize data in a document that you can then move to any...