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<title>PBDJ Guest Editorial &amp;mdash; Thanks All Around</title>
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<description>It&apos;s that time again - I was invited to be the guest editor for another issue of PBDJ. It&apos;s the second time now, and I want to say thank you to the many people who helped me a lot within the past year.</description>

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<title>The Lost Art of Performance</title>
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<description>I have been spending a lot of time at a particular client of mine lately addressing stability and performance issues on a particular Web-based PowerBuilder application. After identifying many issues with the application system, I&apos;m pleased to report an exponential gain in both the stability and, in particular, identified performance.</description>

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<title>PowerBuilder Is Dead</title>
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<description>PowerBuilder is dead. I first heard that statement when I joined Sybase back in 1996, nearly a decade ago.</description>

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<title>Old Fashioned Development</title>
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<description>The other day I was thinking about the early days of PowerBuilder when dBase, Clipper, Clarion, SQLWindows, etc., development tools ran supreme. In November of 1989 I came across a small Massachusetts company working on a revolutionary product.</description>

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