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Subversion

Back in the day, there were a slew of competing code version control systems. PVCS was very popular, M$ SourceSafe for low end, ClearCase for high-end projects.
Now it seems that everyone is using Subversion. Free, powerful, good enough?

Is SOA hype finally dead?

How could it be otherwise? Really, who had not seen it coming?
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Mar 19	Lasalletech is one of the sponsors of the FIX Protocol EMEA...
Mar 10	Chelmer partners for sales and support in Asia
Jan 21	New article on Global Standards in Futures Industry...
Dec 3	Lasalletech Announces New Product Suite Designed to Save...
Nov 4	Lasalletech at the Nov 4th FPL Americas Electronic Trading...

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