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in using today's development topics including

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and

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History

''CoDe Magazine'' was started in 1999, by Rick Strahl and EPS Software’s President Markus Egger. The first three issues of the magazine were written in German, and originally published in Austria (then called ''Software Developer Magazine''). Shortly after the original three issues were published, .NET technologies became a primary focus for the magazine as

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was beginning to phase out Visual FoxPro. In 1999, ''CoDe Magazine''’s parent company, EPS Software, moved its headquarters to

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, where it is still located. EPS Software and ''CODE'' participate in community developer events and frequently support

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s, or code and development camps put on by the community to help promote software development.

References

CoDe magazine at WorldCat.org

External links

CODE magazine official website.
1999 establishments in Austria Bimonthly magazines published in the United States Computer magazines published in the United States German-language magazines Magazines established in 1999 Magazines published in Texas Mass media in Houston

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