Articles by Dice Guest
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SourceForge Q&A: Open-Source Media Player for Windows
SourceForge’s November “Community Choice” Project of the Month is MPC-HC, an extremely lightweight, open source media player for Windows. SourceForge’s editors sat down with MPC-HC administrator,… -
6 Behaviors That Will Cost You the B2B Deal
By John White In my previous article I discussed several best practices related to B2B tech sales. Now it’s time to look at the other side of the coin: The sales behaviors that will cost you the… -
SourceForge Interview: Open App Launcher
SourceForge’s “Community Choice” project for September is PortableApps.com, an open-source application launcher that users can install via USB or a cloud drive. The software’s creator, John Halle… -
SourceForge Interview: Open-Source Messaging
SourceForge’s “Staff Pick” Project of the Month is Miranda IM, an open source, multi-protocol instant-messaging client. Its creators built the software with efficiency, speed, and community custo… -
What Developers Need to Know About REST APIs
By R. Paul Singh There are various reasons to adopt REST as the underlying layer and build RESTful APIs for data access. REST is enjoying widespread and rapid adoption for SOA database connectivi… -
Best Practices for Selling B2B Tech Solutions
By John White Throughout my career, I’ve sold Big Data, software, hardware, GPS, cloud services, mobile applications, and a host of other types of productivity-enhancing technology solutions into… -
SourceForge Interview: PDF Split and Merge
SourceForge’s “Staff Pick” Project of the Month is PDF Split and Merge (PDFsam), which it describes as an “easy-to-use tool with graphical and command line interfaces to split, merge, mix, and ro… -
SourceForge Interview: OpenMediaVault (OMV)
Over at SourceForge, the September “Community Choice” Project of the Month is OpenMediaVault (OMV), a next-generation network attached storage (NAS) solution based on Debian Linux. The platform o… -
6 Resources for Salary Research
By Rob Pritchett When it comes to negotiating your pay at work, you've got to arm yourself with current salary data and research or you could be selling yourself short. It doesn't matter if you'v… -
Introducing Slashdot's New Build Section
Slashdot has nearly two decades of spotting and showing off interesting projects, inventions, technologies, and hobbies. Some of them are strictly personal, some are frankly commercial, and some…