| Older Publications and lectures:
Manuals and Books:
- So you want to be an Internet provider, On-the-Net, 1995
- Moving My Data, 1994
- X2c portable Xbase compiler, Desktop Ai, 1992
- dBx Translator System, Desktop Ai, 1986
- I/OS, Multi/OS and Multi/NET operating systems; WpDaisy Word processor; ITERM communications package; I/SAL assembler package; InfoSoft “C” programming language, InfoSoft, 1979-1983
Articles:
- “Database options for C developers”, Computer Language, April 1991
- “Data Bridges”, Expert Systems in Business, Addison-Wesley, April 1987
- “In the shadow of the Mainframe”, ComputerWorld, Oct 15, 1984
- “A comparison of Logo’s”, Creative Computing, Dec 1984.
- “A User’s View of operating Systems and Software Development Tools”, Micro-software Guide and Directory 1983-84
- “String and Things – BASIC conversion techniques”, Kilobaud, May 1978
- “Small-c Grows up”, Nov. 1981 Dr. Dobbs Journal
- “Relocation is not just moving programs”, Feb. 1978, Dr. Dobbs journal (Reprinted in Dr. Dobbs Volume 3)
- Master’s thesis: Computerization of an environmental quality survey, R.P.I., 1973
Lectures and Courses Given:
- Greenfield, 2001: GCC and Franklin Regional Tech-School does linux
- San Jose, 2001: ApacheCon, Apache (by itself) does not a web site make.
- Raleigh NC, 1999: Linux Expo, Getting Linux Accepted into a business environment.
- Northeastern Univ, 1998: Accelerated Webmaster Seminar, Javascript and Client side programming
- San Francisco, 1998: ApacheCon, GUIs for Apache
- Hampshire College, Lemelsen program, 1998: Taking a prototype product the next step
- Hampshire College, 1998: Making a Slash in the Software Business
- Danbury, 1996: Danbury Community Network, HTML and Advanced HTML series
- Atlanta, 1995: Interop ’95, “Database options for Web servers”
- Numerous: 1994, “The Internet – who, what and how”
- San Diego, Mar 1993 – Borland Developer’s Conference, “Cross-platform Options for Xbase Developers”
- San Francisco, Feb 1988 – Software Developer’s Conference, “Porting Database Systems”
- Wash. DC Oct 1982 – National Conference on using Small Computers , “Operating Systems”
- NY March 1982 – “National Online Meeting”, “Using Micro-computers for Word Processing and DataBases”
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