With this book, you can build exciting, scalable web applications quickly and confidently, using Google App Engine — even if you have little or no experience in programming or web development. App Engine is one of the most exciting web technologies to appear in the last year, providing a simple, easy-to-use application framework with basic web tools. While Google’s own tutorial assumes significant development experience, Using Google App Engine is for anyone who wants to get started with this platform. By the end of the book, you’ll know how to build complete, interactive applications and deploy them to “the cloud,” using the same servers that power Google applications. You will:

Get an overview of all the technologies necessary to use Google App Engine Learn how to use Python, HTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), HTTP, and DataStore, App Engine’s database Grasp the technical aspects necessary to create sophisticated, dynamic web applications Understand what’s required to deploy your applications to Google servers

In addition to being a foundational resource for beginning programmers, Using Google App Engine is also an excellent book for experienced programmers who want to acquire working knowledge of web technologies. Building w
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Andrew Koenig, «Eclipse Distilled»
Addison Wesley | ISBN: 0321288157 | 2005 | CHM | 352 pages | 8.35 MB

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It’s about time: Mac OS X for Unix Geeks arrives on the scene none too soon for UNIX aficionados who, having heard that the latest editions of Mac OS are based on a UNIX variant, want to see how the platform compares to more venerable versions of the eminently configurable operating system. This book highlights some key differences between the Darwin environment and more conventional UNIXs, enabling people with UNIX experience to take advantage of it as they learn the Mac OS X way of doing things at the command line.
This skinny volume neither aims to teach its readers UNIX nor introduce them to the Mac, but rather to show how Apple has implemented UNIX. It’s a fast read that assumes–as the title implies–rather a lot of UNIX knowledge. With that requirement satisfied and this book in hand, you’re likely to discover aspects of Aqua more quickly than you otherwise would have.
The authors spend lots of time explaining how administrative tasks–such as managing groups, users, and passwords–are handled in the Mac OS environment. They document netinfo fully, and call attention to its limitations (like its inability to create home directories for users) by explaining how to do the job on the command line. They also cover C programming in the Darwin universe at greater length than any other book does, providing explicit instructions for such important tasks as creating header files and linking static libraries. A guide to the command line (they call the reference section–groan–”The Missing Manpages”) provides good value at this book’s conclusion.
Topics covered: How to get around in Darwin, the UNIX implementation built into Mac OS X. Sections deal with basic maneuvering at the command line, LDAP services, C programming, and graphical user interfaces under Aqua. There’s a short section on building the kernel itself, but it’s limited in scope.
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Maya Basics Kit by Adam Smith | 460 MB

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A video highlighting the basics of the Maya 2008 . This kit has been totally redone and now includes everything a new maya user could want. It walks you through the Interface of Maya, Nurbs, Curves, Polygons and Sub d’s. If you ever wanted to get into modeling these are the tutorials for you.

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The goal of this book is to present and compare various options one for systems architecture from two separate points of view. One, that of the information technology decision-maker who must choose a solution matching company business requirements, and secondly that of the systems architect who finds himself between the rock of changes in hardware and software technologies and the hard place of changing business needs.
Different aspects of server architecture are presented, from databases designed for parallel architectures to high-availability systems, and touching en route on often- neglected performance aspects.

1. The book provides IT managers, decision makers and project leaders who want to acquire knowledge sufficient to understand the choices made in and capabilities of systems offered by various vendors:
2. Provides system design information to balance the characteristic applications against the capabilities and nature of various architectural choices
3. In addition, it offers an integrated view of the concepts in server architecture, accompanied by discussion of effects on the evolution of the data processing industry.

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Steven John Metsker, «Building Parsers With Java»
Addison Wesley | ISBN: 0201719622 | 2001 | CHM | 400 pages | 3.03 MB

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Sara Morgan Rea, «Building Intelligent .NET Applications»
Addison Wesley | ISBN: 0321246268 | 2005 | PDF | 312 pages | 3.82 MB

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David Reilly, Michael Reilly, «Java Network Programming and Distributed Computing»
Addison Wesley | ISBN: 0201710374 | 2002 | PDF | 496 pages | 2.32 MB

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