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SoftWeb-PDN.com is a hit with programmers

Released on = December 27, 2004, 8:38 am

Press Release Author = BanPro NET

Industry = Software

Press Release Summary = Since launching in August of 2004, SoftWeb-PDN.com has seen a fast growing stream of traffic and been praised on numerous developer's forums as a solid centralized resource for programmers.

Press Release Body = Since launching in August of 2004, SoftWeb-PDN.com has seen a fast growing stream of traffic and been praised on numerous developer's forums as a solid centralized resource for programmers.

"As a software and webware programmer who uses many different languages, I was spending countless hours each week searching for information or resources to improve my projects. That's time I wasn't spending on coding. This site began as a personal project for me to centralize my most frequently used research haunts in one location
in an attempt to cut down on the time I spent searching, to increase the time I'd have for developing. I'm glad others are finding it of use as well." said Scott Bannon, creator of SoftWeb-PDN.com

SoftWeb-PDN.com doesn't offer much that you can't find elsewhere on the net, though there are several interesting articles regarding various types of programming techniques published by Scott Bannon on the site, but since it pulls information from dozens of programming and developing resources and then presents it in a well structured manner it's easy to understand why coders around the world prefer this "one stop shopping" approach over visiting all of those resources individually. Best
of all, it's completely free to use.

Web Site = http://www.softweb-pdn.com

Contact Details = BanPro NET
P.O. Box 4339
Pittsburgh, PA 15204