Top 5 jQuery e-books with source code.
Top 5 jQuery e-books with source code.
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Getting Started with Grails, Second Edition
Grails is a Java- and Groovy-based web framework that is built for speed. First-time developers are amazed at how quickly you can get a page-centric... more »
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Review of CSS Mastery, Second Edition
I don't read many technical books about web site development with CSS. I probably learned like many of you likely did: online articles, right... more »
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My 2010 Book Wishlist
As much I like all the blogs and articles, there's always room on my bookshelf for some top quality programming books. There are some great books due... more »
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The Art of Unit Testing by Roy Osherove
The Art of Unit Testing is an essential book for any developer who practices unit testing or is planning to start unit testing. It is ideal for novice... more »
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Maven: The Complete Reference
This review is about Sonatype’s Maven: The complete reference by Tim O’Brien, John Casey, Brian Fox, Jason Van Zyl, Eric Redmond and Larry Shatzer.
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New O'Reilly book: High Performance JavaScript (plus get a free copy)
"This book is unique in its laser-focus on optimizing the performance of your JavaScript applications, and covers many advanced topics in the process.... more »
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Using Groovy's MarkupBuilder In Grails' GSP
One of the cool features of Groovy that we were not able to cover in GQuick is the MarkupBuilder. MarkupBuilder turns your markup language into a... more »
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Book Review:Coders at work
This book, for me, was life changing. Its definitely a very long book, and it contains a couple of controversial point about complex and abstract... more »
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Reviews for Grails: A Quick-Start Guide and Kanban and Scrum
A couple weeks ago, I had a business trip from Denver to Washington, DC. Since I didn't have any coding to do on the flight, I brought along a couple... more »
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CouchDB: The Definitive Guide
This is the home of a free O’Reilly Media book about Apache CouchDB. The book is designed to guide you gently through using CouchDB with clear but... more »
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.Net Performance Testing and Optimisation – Free eBook
The full book will follow shortly and will contain concrete examples of popular performance issues in .Net applications, what to watch out for, and... more »
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I'm a Semi-Published Author! (Closure: The Definitive Guide)
Today, I am officially a semi-published author in that the half of the book I am working on is available (for pay) online as part of O'Reilly's Rough... more »
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LEN() function, trailing spaces and uniqueness
Recently, I was faced with the fact that I could not add the two values of VARCHAR type, which differ only in trailing spaces, in the column of a... more »
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Drools JBoss Rules 5.0 Developer’s Guide
This book is for intermediate to experienced Java developers and architects. The author covered many advanced topics of Drools 5.0 like DSL, Complex... more »
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Pro JPA 2: Mastering the Java™ Persistence API
A welcomed update to the classic work about the Java Persistence API. Intended for Java developers working with or planning to work with the JEE6... more »
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Highly Recommended Book: Debug It!
I’m not the best debugger out there, but i usually manage to get to the bottom of things and sometimes i even enjoy chasing down a weird bug. And... more »
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JBoss RichFaces 3.3 Book Review
This book is a very good introduction to JBoss RichFaces and offers some additional material that is not available in Practical RichFaces (coverage of... more »
O'Reilly drops ebook DRM, sees 104% increase in sales
It's been 18 months since O'Reilly, the world's largest publisher of tech books, stopped using DRM on its ebooks. In the intervening time, O'Reilly's... more »
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Top 10 Programming Books
A Top 10 list of books for computer programmers.
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Book Review: Agile Project Management by Jim Highsmith
In one of his definition of Agile, Jim Highsmith says, “Agility is the ability to balance flexibility and stability”. I will say that his book... more »
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Charts & Graphics: 10 excellent books
Charts and graphics are a key component of any business application. Visualizing numeric data let user understand evolution, spot trends and take... more »
jQuery to the Next Level - eBook
The book is divided into three section; the first deals exclusively with HTML forms and looks at a series of features that can be added to forms... more »
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Assembly Language Step By Step, for Linux!
The idea behind the book, nutty as it might seem, is to teach assembly language as your first programming language. No previous programming experience... more »
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4 Great Resources For Getting Started With Scala
I've been aware of Scala for years, and it never really caught my interest. Every time I'd seen a Scala example, it was an insanely dense block of... more »
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