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Architecting Toronto.com with ASP.NET
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Scott Howlett
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Oct 17, 2006
Length 00:53:10
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Summary
Toronto.Com attracts over 700,000 unique visitors per month, and offers comprehensive and searchable access to business and event listings. Originally built in 1997, the Java/J2EE technology foundation for the site was expensive and time-consuming to maintain, and limited TorStar Digital's ability to share content and functionality between Toronto.Com and other properties.
Bio
Scott Howlett is a Principal and Founding Partner at imason inc. in Toronto, Canada. With lots of in-the-trenches development experience, Scott now focuses the majority of his time in leading development teams through the design and build phases for critical line-of-business applications. He uses a unique blend of proven best-practices and innovative approaches to address complex problems.
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Toronto.Com attracts over 700,000 unique visitors per month, and offers comprehensive and searchable access to business and event listings. Originally built in 1997, the Java/J2EE technology foundation for the site was expensive and time-consuming to maintain, and limited TorStar Digital's ability to share content and functionality between Toronto.Com and other properties.
Bio
Scott Howlett is a Principal and Founding Partner at imason inc. in Toronto, Canada. With lots of in-the-trenches development experience, Scott now focuses the majority of his time in leading development teams through the design and build phases for critical line-of-business applications. He uses a unique blend of proven best-practices and innovative approaches to address complex problems.
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