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Frontiers in Data Access: The Coming Wave in Data Services
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The Opening of Virtualization
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Virtualization – Path to Predictive Enterprise
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Practical SOA Approach
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Think Fast: Accelerate AJAX Development with Appcelerator
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The Ultimate Framework for Creating Personalized Web 2.0 Mashups
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Now Playing: Desktop Apps in the Browser!
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jMaki as an AJAX Mashup Framework
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Can We Fix the Web?
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2008: The Year of the RIA
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Aaron Cloutier works for ElementK in Rochester NY and is pursuing a masters degree in information technology at the Rochester Institute of Technology with a concentration in game programming. He has previously worked at Kodak, PictureIQ, and Indaba Corporation as a multimedia specialist and web programmer. Aaron is currently researching several aspects of online 3D games (and Shockwave3D implementations).

Shockwave3D (S3D), despite a number of advantages such as delivery on the Web and small plug-in size, suffers from a few disadvantages in terms of its architecture. One of the 'classic problems' with regard to the way S3D is built is the inability of the developer to manipulate exactly...

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