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Scott Loban

Scott Loban is a systems architect for Stellcom, a wireless hardware and software engineering firm in San Diego, where he works as a solutions architect and the technical lead in the Wireless Applications Integration division. Scott has 15 years of experience designing and developing business applications in a variety of corporate and technical environments. His projects have included work for the U.S. Forest Service, the State of South Carolina, RE/MAX Real Estate, Mitchell International, Bowater Paper, and a host of other private- and public-sector organizations, as well as a number of high-visibility Internet e-commerce sites.

Articles

1.	Reading and Writing the Registry in .NET May 24, 2002
2.	Validating XML Strings in .NET May 17, 2002
3.	SQL Server XML in ADO.NET May 10, 2002
4.	Coding Guidelines for Client-Side Scripting Nov 30, 2001
5.	Elements of Client-Side Scripting Nov 30, 2001
6.	Introduction to Client-Side Scripting Nov 30, 2001
7.	Language Choices for Client-Side Scripting Nov 30, 2001
8.	CSS Coding Guidelines Nov 16, 2001
9.	Elements of CSS Nov 16, 2001
10.	Introduction to CSS Nov 16, 2001
11.	HTML Coding Guidelines Nov 9, 2001
12.	HTML in Web Applications Nov 9, 2001
13.	HTML: Origins and Purpose Nov 9, 2001

Scott Loban