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Practical Strategies for Migrating to CBD

by Paul Allen

The practice of programmers' dragging and dropping GUI applications together, using component technologies such as ActiveX or JavaBeans controls, is increasingly commonplace. The IT marketing machine invites us to apply the same metaphor to full-scale business components: suddenly component-based development (CBD) is the latest hot topic. Assembling your business solutions is just like putting Lego bricks together!1

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Practical Strategies for Migrating to CBD December 1998

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