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A Time of Opportunity for the Library Programmer

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I whakaputaina i:Computers in Libraries vol. 30, no. 5 (Jun 2010), p. 34-36
Kaituhi matua: Breeding, Marshall
I whakaputaina:
Information Today, Inc.
Ngā marau:
Libraries
Software
Technological change
Programmers
Skills
Computer science
Automation
Writers
Programming languages
Integrated library systems-ILS
Librarians
Perl
JavaScript
Software development
Quality
Quality control
Infrastructure
Architects
Specialists
Teamwork
Learning Problems
Library Automation
Teaching Methods
Educational Technology
Cognitive Style
Quality Assurance
Computer Oriented Programs
Opportunities
Computer Software
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Whakarāpopotonga:[...] if your responsibilities include involvement with the library's technical infrastructure, or if you manage technology and you are thinking about the skills needed as your organization moves forward, you might think about where computer programming falls into the mix of skill sets to cultivate. Advanced programmers, or software development engineers, often work in teams that might also include software architects, interface designers, analysts, quality assurance specialists, and technical writers to create largerscale software applications.
ISSN:1041-7915
0275-6722
Puna:Library Science Database