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CODE Magazine's Mission
Component Developer Magazine (CODE) is on an aggressive growth path to become
the number one Microsoft technology information resource, as reflected in our slogan,
"Microsoft Technologies In-Depth for IT Managers and Developers."
Each bi-monthly issue of CODE Magazine contains detailed explanations of
Visual Studio .NET and the .NET Framework, as well as other new Microsoft technologies
and developer tools. Written by real-life developers who actually use the tools
they write about, CODE is a "must-have" reference for serious .NET and
database developers.
Instead of shallow articles that read like marketing press releases, CODE Magazine
contains insightful, common sense explanations that are based on the writers' experiences.
No fluff allowed!
Our Vision
CODE Magazine was launched with one primary goal: provide the Microsoft-oriented
IT community with an advanced technology magazine that explains in-depth how to
actually use Microsoft's development tools. From the beginning, the magazine has
focused on technologies and application architecture "best practices," illustrating
them with examples in multiple programming languages.
This strategy has proven to be right on the mark, as Microsoft's new .NET Framework
and Visual Studio .NET have provided a new, unified development environment that
can be programmed with multiple languages. Additionally, CODE Magazine expands
the knowledge base of IT managers and developers by including important development
topics often overlooked by other magazines, such as UML Modeling, Requirements and
Use Cases, Testing Strategies and even Improving Client Relationships.
Independent, Yet Connected
Although CODE Magazine maintains a positive relationship with Microsoft,
it is a fully independent publication, assuring readers of thoughtful and timely
commentary on the latest news and developments from Microsoft headquarters.
