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Application Dev Programming: more books (17)

Programming Windows Identity Foundation (Dev - Pro) by Vittorio Bertocci, 2010-09-03
Learning Flex 4: Getting Up to Speed with Rich Internet Application Design and Development (Adobe Dev Lib) by Alaric Cole, Elijah Robison, 2010-11-18
Discrete-Event Modeling and Simulation: Theory and Applications (Computational Analysis, Synthesis, and Design of Dynamic Systems)
Programming Flex 2 by Chafic Kazoun, Joey Lott, 2008-12-17
Enterprise Development with Flex: Best Practices for RIA Developers (Adobe Dev Lib) by Yakov Fain, Victor Rasputnis, et all 2010-03-23
Programming Flex 3 by Chafic Kazoun, Joey Lott, 2009-06-30
Clarisworks 3.0 Book for Macintosh Users by Hayden Development Group, Hayden Dev, 1996-06
Programming Flex 2: The comprehensive guide to creating rich media applications by Chafic Kazoun~Joey Lott, 2007-01-01
Knowledge-Based Development for Cities and Societies: Integrated Multi-Level Approaches (Premier Reference Source)
Flex 3 Cookbook by Joshua Noble, Todd Anderson, 2008-07-14
Apollo for Adobe Flex Developers Pocket Guide by Mike Chambers, Rob Dixon, et all 2009-02-09
Flex 4 Cookbook by Joshua Noble, Todd Anderson, et all 2010-05-11
Learning Flash CS4 Professional by Rich Shupe, 2009-04-18
Getting Started with Flex 3 by Jack D. Herrington, Emily Kim, 2010-03-05

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OPL - Open Programming Language
The OPL Skeleton application Event Core, by Ewan Spence and FreEPOC, There s been a lot of back and forwards on the Event Core in the OPLdev team to
http://opl.symbiandiaries.com/

Extractions: OPL is a high-level language for Symbian OS devices, with a low learning curve. this diary keeps you up to date as we continue to develop it. The OPL Symbian Diary is here to provide you with news, articles and tutorials all about The Open Programming Language for Symbian OS. It is a companion site to the Source Forge pages (linked to on the left), and we hope to provide a friendly source of information for OPL. The OPL runtime for the UIQ platform has been updated to version 0.54. Changes: The new version is available for download from the Sourceforge Project page Posted by Martin at 9. Jan. 2005 Comments (47) OPL is now available for the Nokia 9500 and other Series 80 v2.0 devices (such as the 9300). With this runtime, OPL programs for the 9210 should run happily on the new device. The runtime can be found at the Sourceforge Project page Continue reading "OPL Runtime for Nokia 9500/9300 released"
Appendix D: What You Need (for WinSock Dev)
This appendix summarizes what you need to create a WinSock application and The WinSock specification was originally designed with the C programming
http://www.sockets.com/a_d.htm

Extractions: This is a hypertext version of Appendix D in the text Windows Sockets Network Programming , by Bob Quinn and Dave Shute. The most essential file of all is a copy of the Windows Sockets version 1.1 specification itself (dated 20 January 1993). This is the definitive reference for WinSock by Martin Hall, Mark Towfiq, Geoff Arnold, David Treadwell, and Henry Sanders. The original work is in Microsoft Word version 2.0 format ( winsock.doc ), although it is also available in straight text (winsock.txt), postscript (winsock.ps), Windows help (winsock.hlp), and hypertext markup language (winsock.htm) formats. The essential file for WinSock development is the winsock.h
WinSock Development Tools
This section provides short descriptions of various WinSock application development Other dev Tool Lists. Windows Sockets programming Ed Snible has put
http://www.sockets.com/devtools.htm

Extractions: This section provides short descriptions of various WinSock application development tools currently available, and pointers to where you can find out more. This includes shareware, freeware and commercial utilities. They're all intended to help you with your WinSock application development, debugging, and support. The focus of this page is utilities, and not on high-level APIs (a.k.a. "middleware"). If you have any WinSock Development tools you'd like to see us add, please let us know by mailing a short description, with a relevant website URL, to rcq@sockets.com . And thanks in advance! WinSock API Trace Utilities and Hooking Toolkits: Trace WinSock function calls. Network Trace Utilities: See what is actually transmitted on the net. Name Service Utilities: Query your name service directly. WinSock API Test Utilities: Try WinSock calls and explore the API. Network Management Utilities: Maintain your sanity. Handy Utilities: Things that I like using WinSock DLL Source code: Public Domain TCP/IP stack source code Non-Windows WinSock: WinSock source code compatibility for other platforms (e.g. Mac)
Concept Programming
A concept is something from the application environment that matters to yourprogram. Concept programming tools Concept programming applications
http://mozart-dev.sourceforge.net/cp.html

Extractions: The GNU Project Concept programming is initially a very simple idea: Your code should reflect the concepts in your application As simple as this idea is, it is not easy to implement, nor is it easy to fully understand the implications. As a matter of fact, I believe that this would give well enough material for an entire book. But I will try to quickly brush over the subject here. A concept is something from the application environment that matters to your program. A "window" displaying some information may be a concept. Most algorithms are derived from some mathematical concept. A "function" may be a concept. Programming is the art of turning concepts into code. Consider the concept of addition as an example. Across different languages, not only can the addition of A and B can be written in a variety of ways (different syntax), but it can also behave very differently (different semantics).
Palm: Software Development - Alternatives To C
Please link/bookmark this page as http//www.winikoff.net/palm/dev.html API application programming Interface; GUI Graphical User Interface
http://goanna.cs.rmit.edu.au/~winikoff/palm/dev.html

Extractions: Music on the PalmPilot One of my interests is in being able to develop software for the Pilot. When it comes to developing software for the pilot (and for other platforms!) I don't have the time or the patience to learn a new API and to write complex event loops - I believe that the programming language should provide the basic infrastructure and should let me concentrate on the problem I'm trying to solve and not on getting the right parts of structures filled out, getting pointers to point to the right place and so on. In particular, I gave up using C a number of years ago and have never looked back. I consider Java to be a much superior language (and I'm glad I leapfrogged having to deal with C++!) and also give high marks to various declarative programming languages such as Prolog Mercury Haskell , etc. and to scripting languages such as Python Ruby Lua , etc.
Back End Programming / Online Web Ap Dev. - MacNN Forums
Reload this Page Back end programming / Online Web Ap dev. Anyone know a goodand quick way to develop a web application that calculates the BMI?
http://forums.macnn.com/showthread.php?t=264796
[Tclpro-dev] Tcl/Tk 2005 First Call For Papers :: ASPN Mail Archive :: Tclpro-de
ActiveState Open Source programming tools for Perl Python XML xslt scripting with application and experience papers need to strike a balance between
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Mail/Message/tclpro-dev/2534186
SGI TPL View (dev)
I_IRIX_Prog programming on Silicon Graphics Systems An Overview. Describes howusers might want to interact with your application from the Desktop;
http://techpubs.sgi.com/library/tpl/cgi-bin/getdoc.cgi?coll=0650&db=relnotes&fna
IS SYS DEV SRV SENIOR - UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - MADISON - INFORMATION TECHNOLO
The person in this position independently performs programming and systems Analyze functionality, application architecture, and data model found in
http://www.ohr.wisc.edu/approvedpd/approved_pd_692.html

Extractions: POSITION DESCRIPTION Position No. Cert/Reclass Request No. Agency No. EFFECTIVE DATE NAME OF EMPLOYEE DEPARTMENT, UNIT, WORK ADDRESS JEREMY MCBRIDE DoIT rm: 1210 W DAYTON ST MADISON WI 53706 CLASSIFICATION TITLE OF POSITION IS SYS DEV SRV SENIOR - PROJECT CLASS TITLE OPTION AGENCY WORKING TITLE OF POSITION IS SYS DEV SRV SENIOR NAME AND CLASS OF FIRST-LINE SUPERVISOR Diane Mann - IS Supervisor 2 DOES THE POSITION SUPERVISE SUBORDINATE EMPLOYEES IN THE PERMANENT POSITION? IF YES, COMPLETE AND ATTACH A SUPERVISORY POSITION ANALYSIS FORM POSITION_SUMMARY - PLEASE DESCRIBE BELOW THE MAJOR GOALS OF THIS POSITION: (See Attached) DESCRIBE THE GOALS AND WORKER ACTIVITIES OF THIS POSITION (Please see sample format and instructions) GOALS: Describe the major achievemants, outputs, or results. List them in descending order of importance. WORKER ACTIVITIES: Under each goal, list the work activities performed to meet that goal. Time%: Include for goals and major work activities. TIME% GOAL AND WORKER ACTIVITIES (Continue on attached sheets) (See Attached) SUPERVISORY SECTION a. The supervision, direction and review given to the work of this position is:
Programming With Pcap
our program; it does not involve the use of an external application. Now the string dev holds the name of the interface that we will sniff on in a
http://www.tcpdump.org/pcap.htm

Extractions: guy at alum dot mit dot edu Ok, let's begin by defining who this document is written for. Obviously, some basic knowledge of C is required, unless you only wish to know the basic theory. You do not need to be a code ninja; for the areas likely to be understood only by more experienced programmers, I'll be sure to describe concepts in greater detail. Additionally, some basic understanding of networking might help, given that this is a packet sniffer and all. All of the code examples presented here have been tested on FreeBSD 4.3 with a default kernel. The first thing to understand is the general layout of a pcap sniffer. The flow of code is as follows: We begin by determining which interface we want to sniff on. In Linux this may be something like eth0, in BSD it may be xl1, etc. We can either define this device in a string, or we can as pcap to provide us with the name of an interface that will do the job. Initialize pcap. This is where we actually tell pcap what device we are sniffing on. We can, if we want to, sniff on multiple devices. How do we differentiate between them? Using file handles. Just like opening a file for reading or writing, we must name our sniffing "session" so we can tell it apart from other such sessions.
Twice IT Training Cursus / Opleiding DreamWeaver MX 2004 Dynamic Application Dev
web programming languages, and databases to build a dynamic, datadriven Infosheet voor cursus DreamWeaver MX 2004 Dynamic application dev.
http://www.twice.nl/vis/infosheet.asp?id=5621
[Python-Dev] Switch-based Programming In Python
Previous message Pythondev switch-based programming in Python You ll notethe difference in performance (and have a second application ;-).
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2001-November/018422.html

Extractions: Thu, 08 Nov 2001 11:55:10 +0100 "Martin v. Loewis" wrote: > > > That won't work. You cannot know what type "x" has, so you don't know > > in advance how "x == 'one'" is evaluated. How do you know x won't change? I certainly can write a class where it does. The key issue is that x must be hashable. If it is (including the constraint that a==b implies hash(a)==hash(b)), then I agree that this transformation would work. I'm also uncertain that this would give any speed-up. I assume you like. I'm not convinced that the dictionary lookup + computed goto is necessarily faster than the compare sequence; this could be established only by implementing it (you don't need to implement the parser/compiler aspects, just the changes to ceval.c). Hmm. How is that supposed to work ? I would like the compiler to generate different code for these "switch" statements. It would also have to generate the hash table and store it in the constants. >
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Job Staffapplication Software dev. Location Princeton, NJ Company TechnicalEmployment Multi-threaded programming on Win32 platforms in C and C++.
http://www.nationjob.com/job/teec3458
WORJUS Consulting - Managing All Your IT Needs !
Outsourced network and system design, administration and support. Web and database services, custom application programming.
http://www.worjusconsulting.com/

Extractions: At WORJUS Consulting we pride ourselves in providing the highest quality IT services. Whether it be simple routine workstation maintenance, server specification, design and installation, or designing your network, complete with security and monitoring, we at WORJUS Consulting have the expertise and experience that your company can depend on! In addition to being able to design, build and administer your computing systems and company network, WORJUS Consulting can also design and host your companies web site and e-mail systems. We at WORJUS Consulting know how costly it can be to manage a web site and e-mail system, and the extreme risks involved in hosting these servers in house. So let WORJUS Consulting take the risk out of your corporate environment.
Open Source Web Development Tutorials - Dev Shed
help with Open Source Web development Tutorials dev Shed. Now we are readyto create our own Nennius web application, and so we will discuss all of
http://www.devshed.com/

Extractions: DS Home Dev Shed ASP Free Dev Articles ... Dev Shed Dev Shed Site Dev Shed Forums Search Network Open Source Web Development Tutorials Hosted by Hostway Administration Apache BrainDump ... Forums: Blog History Article Discussion Games Hardware How Tos ... Site Map Database Applications and the Web in MySQL Contributed by O'Reilly Media With most of the services on the web being powered by web database applications, it becomes important for any web developer to know how bring together the web and databases to build applications. This article gets you started. It is excerpted from chapter one of the book Web Database Applications with PHP and MySQL More Discuss The previous two articles in this series discussed connecting to the two major types of email servers and downloading messages. The task yet to be discussed is the actual sending of a message and how to represent an email message logically. In the first part of this article, we will discuss how to create the local data structure to represent an email message. The second part deals with actually connecting to an SMTP server and sending the message.
Appsysinc.net
Specializes in programming and consulting services for IBM U2 databases, UniVerse and UniData. Offers RBA2000, a healthcare claim processing application. Located in Aloha, Oregon, USA.
http://www.appsysinc.net
Aalayance Incorporated
US and Indian software application development company, most programming languages and platforms.
http://www.aalayance.com/

Extractions: Contact Us Sitemap Aalayance Incorporated Internet Aalayance For articles, invitations to special events, and news, sign up for the Aalayance newsletter. HCL EAI Services to Provide Featured Speakers for the STep-IN Forum Conference on Test Automation on 29th July, 2005, at Hotel Atria, Bangalore. For more details, click here... Future Plans
GameDev.net - All Your Game Development Needs
New C programming Contest has just started on C Home. World Machine, aterrain creation and editing application popular among artists and game
http://www.gamedev.net/
Devsource - Developer Resource, Microsoft Programming, Visual Basic VB And .Net
Ziff Davis Devsource provides breaking application development news and for the enterprise application developer and application server programming.
http://www.devsource.com/

Extractions: Writing Console Applications in .Net Console applications may seem old-fashioned, but they still have plenty of uses, especially when the program doesn't require much user interaction. Fortunately, it's easy to create one, thanks to the support provided in the .Net framework. Why take on UI overhead and complexity when you don't need it? What's Wrong with this Generic Method? Think you grok generics? See if you can spot the problem in this code. New offerings include the presentation technology formerly known as "Avalon," a .Net tool set for integrated queries, and the "Atlas" Web client framework. Julie is wondering why she volunteered to run a Birds of a Feather gathering beginning at 10:15pm at the PDC. Somehow, she's still managing to post live reports on the people and technology that matter most to developers.
Luca Vanzella Consulting Ltd.
Information technology consulting services in application development (analysis, design, testing) and contract programming.
http://www.vanzella.com/

Extractions: L UCA V ANZELLA C ONSULTING L TD. Welcome to the LVC web site. LVC is a consulting company offering information systems consulting services in the areas of application development and contract programming. LVC has offered consulting services since 1985. Two of our specialties are Oracle Designer TM modeling and Natural TM TM development. We can help your organization with Meet the principals: Luca Vanzella and Kathryn Vanzella LVC is committed to quality and delivery. For further information, contact us at: Home LVC Services Luca Vanzella - Profile Kathryn Vanzella - Profile Our Favourite Links ... Kathryn Vanzella's Home Page

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