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Authoring
I have authored three books and worked on a number of papers and articles.
Books

eXtreme .NET
Introducing eXtreme Programming
Techniques to .NET Developers
eXtreme .NET shows developers and team leaders how to incorporate
eXtreme programming (XP) practices with .NET-connected technologies
to create high quality, low-cost code that will build better software.
This practical, realistic guidebook systematically covers key elements
of XP methodology in the specific context of the .NET Framework,
Visual Studio .NET, Microsoft Visual C#, and related Microsoft .NET-enabled
applications.
 Getting Started with Smartphone Development
This book contains a series of hands on exercises to help you get started with developing
applications that run on the Microsoft Smartphone.

Getting Started with Tablet PC Development
This book contains a series of hands on exercises to help you get started with developing
applications that can take advantage of the Tablet PC features.
Magazines
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Shiny New Tablets
: Coming close to the papaer near you, published in the
.NET Developers Journal
. A developers review of the new features in
Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005.
Covering context, stylus input and
web support.
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Finding Your Way With MapPoint
, published in the Australian Builder magazine.
This article is a getting started guide to using MapPoint
Web Services.
- Aspect Oriented Programming,
published in the
Australian Developer
magazine.
AOP for the beginner with example exercises in Java and .NET.
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A series of three articles on Test Driven Development,
published in the
Australian Developer
magazine.
Taking the reader through using NUnit to write code tests first,
this series is aimed at introducing Test Driven Development practices
to .NET developers with plenty of hands on exercises.
- Recognising Ink, Tablet PC Development part three, an article
published in the August edition of the
Australian Developer
magazine.
This is the final article in this series and it explores how
to recognise Digital Ink strokes and convert them to text
or gestures.
- Sharing Ink, Tablet PC Development part two, an article
published in July’s edition of the
Australian Developer
magazine.
This article guides the reader through methods of sharing Digital Ink between Tablet PC
applications. Using files, the clipboard, and drag and drop.
- Basic Tablet PC Development, an article
published in June’s edition of the
Australian Developer
magazine.
I introduce the Tablet PC SDK to .NET developers with a number of exercises for them to walk through.
- Extreme Programming for .NET solutions, an article
published in April’s edition of the
Australian Developer
magazine.
I examine how teams I have worked with utilised extreme programming techniques to
fast track their way to building solutions with the .NET framework.
- eXtreme Programming and Culture Change
An article for the
Cutter IT Journal
that explores the pain and enlightenment of a team
adopting eXtreme Programming.
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