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CodeAlias.info delivers free and high quality articles on advanced topics of network services, network security and wireless computing. Our authors make use of their field experience and involvement in scientific communities and standardization bodies to communicate current concerns and latest advances that may affect the way we use information technology in the future. | |||
The majority of the content consists of articles discussing issues in existing technologies while providing insights into on-going work towards improvements. The second category of posts, in form of 'howto's, provide reference for professionals (programmers, network administrators, etc.) on procedures, useful tools and techniques for developing and maintaining network services. | |||
http://www.codealias.info | http://www.codealias.info | ||
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Description
CodeAlias.info delivers free and high quality articles on advanced topics of network services, network security and wireless computing. Our authors make use of their field experience and involvement in scientific communities and standardization bodies to communicate current concerns and latest advances that may affect the way we use information technology in the future.
The majority of the content consists of articles discussing issues in existing technologies while providing insights into on-going work towards improvements. The second category of posts, in form of 'howto's, provide reference for professionals (programmers, network administrators, etc.) on procedures, useful tools and techniques for developing and maintaining network services.