Peter Sarazin - Software Development

I began my software development career in the early 1990's with Clipper. By the mid 1990's I had fully transitioned to object-oriented programming with C++, and since January of 1998 I have been programming in Java.

I frequently attend the NEJUG meetings, and have attended the Boston .NET User Group meetings a couple of times. I have used all the tools that I have links for in some capacity. I have read or referenced, recommend, and own a copy of every book that is listed on this site,

I have become a huge fan of The Pragmatic Programmers after hearing Andy Hunt speak at the NFJS in September of 2006.

I created this website using nothing more than a text editor. It is mostly composed of straight HTML and a little CSS, including this tabbed display.

Boston Area User Groups

• Boston .NET User Group
• NEJUG (New England Java Users Group)

Non-Language Specific Tools

• CVS - the open standard for version control
• Cygwin - linux emulation for windows
• eclipse - an open development platform
• StarUML - the open source uml/mda platform
• TextPad - the text editor for windows
• Windows Grep - the smarter way to search