 | 101 Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Applications
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by Microsoft Press
Paperback
(28 May, 2003)
(6 reviews) 
Customer Review: Available for free download at msdn.microsoft.com: These are 101 code examples, provided by Microsoft, offering various "how-to"'s in the form of code samples. |
 | A Programmer's Guide to Java Certification: A Comprehesive Primer, Second Editio
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by Addison-Wesley Pub Co
Paperback
(08 August, 2003)
(22 reviews)
Customer Review: Best for java 1.4: I started to use java since its beginning, three years ago, I used this book's first edition > to pass my SCJP1.2 |
 | Access 2003 Power Programming with VBA
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by Wiley
Paperback
(15 October, 2003)
(2 reviews) 
Editorial Review: Microsoft Access remains an important part of the Windows developer's environment, in that the doughty database management system represents a simple and relatively straightforward core for forms-based software modules. |
 | Access 97 Macro & VBA Handbook
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by Sybex Inc
Paperback
(01 March, 1997)
(16 reviews) 
Customer Review: Excellent book for learning how to program in Access VBA: This book (unlike many other programming books) does not assume you already know how to program, |
 | Advanced Compiler Design and Implementation
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by Morgan Kaufmann
Hardcover
(01 August, 1997)
(12 reviews)
Editorial Review: Optimizing compilers, which turn human-readable programming languages into the smallest, most efficient machine code possible, are among the most complex pieces of software ever written. Building a compiler is both science and black art and demands an intimate knowledge of data structures, |
 | Advanced Java 2 Platform: How to Program (With CD-ROM)
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by Prentice Hall
Paperback
(28 September, 2001)
(20 reviews) 
Customer Review: Thank you Deitel & Associates: Book Review:Java How to Program, 4th ed. Advanced Java 2 Platform How to Program Deitel & |
 | Advanced modelling in finance using Excel and VBA
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by John Wiley & Sons
Hardcover
(30 May, 2001)
(10 reviews)
Customer Review: Comprehensive coverage of VBA financial models: I like the style of this book. Don't let the small number of pages fool you. The authors didn't get overly wordy explaining the basics of the models (they assume the reader is already a proficient Excel user), |
 | Advanced Programming in the UNIX(R) Environment
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by Addison-Wesley Pub Co
Hardcover
(30 June, 1992)
(62 reviews)
Customer Review: A rarity - a great computer book.: The computer industry is notable for the huge quantity of really bad books it engenders. This, |
 | ASP.NET Website Programming: Problem - Design - Solution, C# Edition
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Paperback
(28 March, 2002)
(34 reviews) 
Customer Review: An outstanding work...well-written, very helpful: ASP.NET Website Programming - Problem, Design, Solution by Wrox Press OVERALL ASSESSMENTI had the pleasure of reading through this book over the course of a week, |
 | Assembly Language for Intel-Based Computers (4th Edition)
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by Prentice Hall
Hardcover
(25 July, 2002)
(54 reviews) 
Customer Review: Carefully organized, with helpful examples.: I am a computer engineering student at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and was a little skeptical of the high price at first and the fact that Kip Irvine has the readers use his library of functions throughout the book (I felt I would learn fewer details). |
 | Beginning C# Databases
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by Peer Information
Paperback
(July, 2002)
(8 reviews)
Customer Review: Indispensable.: Allen, Gilani, et al., Beginning C# Databases (Wrox, 2002)The shortest, and best, comment I can make about this book is that it is the first computer book I have ever taken out of the library, |
 | Beginning C# Objects: From Concepts to Code
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by Apress
Paperback
(17 May, 2004)
(4 reviews)
Customer Review: Hello, Readers!: As the authors of Beginning C# Objects, Grant Palmer and I welcome any/all questions you might have about our book, |
 | Beginning C++ Game Programming (Game Development Series)
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by Muska & Lipman/Premier-Trade
Paperback
(13 May, 2004)
(1 reviews)
Customer Review: Excellent beginner's book: This book does an excellent job of teaching the basic and not-so-basic fundamentals of C++ in a game programming context (which makes all the difference). |
 | Beginning JavaScript
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Paperback
(06 June, 2000)
(57 reviews)
Customer Review: Good for beginners: I chose this book as my introduction to JavaScript and am quite pleased with it. It pretty well covers all the basics and is worth a straight-through read. |
 | Beginning Jsp 2.0: Build Web Applications Using Jsp, Java, and Struts
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by Wrox Press Inc
Paperback
(February, 2003)
(5 reviews)
Customer Review: No source code.: The book says that the source code can be downloaded from wrox.com. But that is not true. The book does not have a CD, |
 | Beginning VB.NET (Programmer to Programmer)
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Paperback
(22 August, 2002)
(19 reviews)
Customer Review: Stop reading and buy this book: I bought this book a few days ago and due to other commitments I have only read up to chapter 4. |
 | Beginning Visual C++ 6
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Paperback
(26 August, 1998)
(117 reviews)
Customer Review: Great Way To Get Started.: This book is written quite well for some one who wants to learn C++ from the ground up. It starts with a good No Nonsense procedural approach to C/C++ and then on to an Object Oriented view then works into windows programming and even a bit on database access with C++. |
 | Build Your Own ASP.NET Website Using C# & VB.NET
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by Sitepoint
Paperback
(March, 2004)
(7 reviews)
Customer Review: A Common Sense Approach to ASP.NET: Learning ASP.NET has not been easy for me mainly because all of the books I bought never seemed to get to the step by step process of real-life web app programming. |
 | Bundle of Algorithms in Java, Third Edition (Parts 1-5): Fundamentals, Data Structures,
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by Addison-Wesley Professional
Paperback
(22 July, 2003)
(1 reviews)
Customer Review: Excellent combination of books: Sedgewick's publisher (Addison-Wesley) has gathered his two books, Algorithms in Java, parts 1-5, |
 | Business Modeling With UML:Business Patterns at Work
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by Wiley
Hardcover
(January, 2000)
(11 reviews)
Editorial Review: Until now, the Unified Modeling Language (UML) has been primarily used to design software, but should you use it to model your entire business as well? That's the intriguing argument of Business Modeling with UML, |
 | C Programming Language (2nd Edition)
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by Prentice Hall PTR
Paperback
(22 March, 1988)
(197 reviews)
Editorial Review: Just about every C programmer I respect learned C from this book. Unlike many of the 1,000 page doorstops stuffed with CD-ROMs that have become popular, this volume is concise and powerful (if somewhat dangerous) -- like C itself. |
 | C# Cookbook
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by O'Reilly
Paperback
(April, 2003)
(2 reviews)
Editorial Review: The O'Reilly Cookbook series, with its to-the-point but illuminating coverage of programming subjects, meets the challenge of explaining how to write software as well as anything else on the market. When you're facing a coding problem--particularly in a language you're new to or haven't used in a while--and know there must be a proven way to solve it, |
 | C# for Dummies (With CD-ROM)
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by For Dummies
Paperback
(15 December, 2001)
(5 reviews)
Customer Review: Gem, in simple terms.: I revisited this book after about a year, and took the time to really read the first 100 pages. In particular, |
 | C# How to Program
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by Prentice Hall
Paperback
(14 December, 2001)
(36 reviews)
Customer Review: Certainly lacking: I am currently enrolled in a masters in MIS degree, and we used this text (unfortunately) for one course I took. |
 | C++ for Game Programmers (Game Development Series)
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by Charles River Media
Paperback
(April, 2003)
(10 reviews)
Customer Review: Great Tips for Aspiring Game Developers: I was pleased to find a book that deals specifically with programming games using C++. This is not a book that teaches you how to program an API such as DirectX; |
 | C++ How to Program (3rd Edition)
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by Prentice Hall
Paperback
(03 August, 2000)
(246 reviews)
Customer Review: Great teaching and reference book: I used C++ How to Program, 2ed, in my first 2 years at University and I found its explanations of the concepts and techniques excellent. |
 | C++ Plus Data Structures
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by Jones & Bartlett Publishers
Hardcover
(13 November, 2002)
(22 reviews) 
Customer Review: Night and Day: Please understand these are not the comments of a bitter student, but an A one, and a good programmer too.If you liked Dale's first book, |
 | C++ Templates: The Complete Guide
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by Addison-Wesley Pub Co
Hardcover
(12 November, 2002)
(13 reviews)
Customer Review: THE book on C++ templates: This book joins the (short) list of standard C++ references like Stroustrup's "C++ Programming Language", |
 | C++: The Complete Reference, 4th Edition
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by McGraw-Hill Osborne Media
Paperback
(19 November, 2002)
(4 reviews)
Customer Review: Great reference book: This book is very comprehensive, as the title states, it surely is a 'complete' reference. But I found it hard to LEARN the language using this book. |
 | C: A Reference Manual (5th Edition)
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by Prentice Hall
Paperback
(21 February, 2002)
(23 reviews)
Customer Review: Essential reference for C (and C++) programmers: I've never understood why this book hasn't gotten more attention, so I'll add my vote to the others.I |
 | Code Generation in Microsoft .NET
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by Apress
Paperback
(01 February, 2004)
(6 reviews)
Customer Review: interesting: Much of this book is obvious - use of XSLT to to generate code files, how to consume sql metadata. But the author does a GREAT job of presenting the information in useful context. |
 | Compilers
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by Addison Wesley
Hardcover
(01 January, 1986)
(43 reviews)
Customer Review: Excellent Introductory Compiler Text: This is a comprehensive and easy to understand text. It covers all the fundamental stages of compiler design, |
 | Concurrent Programming in Java(TM): Design Principles and Pattern (2nd Edition)
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by Addison-Wesley Professional
Paperback
(05 November, 1999)
(43 reviews)
Editorial Review: Concurrent Programming in Java, 2nd Edition surveys a wide field of research in parallelism and concurrency and shows how to do more with multithreading in Java with dozens of patterns and design tips. Written for the advanced Java developer, |
 | Core J2EE Patterns: Best Practices and Design Strategies, Second Edition
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by Prentice Hall PTR
Hardcover
(10 June, 2003)
(17 reviews)
Customer Review: Great Book on J2EE Patterns: Overall Rating: Well done! This book will be a valuable teaching and reference tool.Teaching Value: Excellent! |
 | Core JavaServer Faces (Sun Microsystems Press Java Series)
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by Prentice Hall PTR
Paperback
(15 June, 2004)
(3 reviews)
Customer Review: Good for beginners: Other reviews have covered most of the good things of this book. I want to point out a few other facts: It is more "textbook" like. |
 | Core LEGO MINDSTORMS Programming: Unleash the Power of the Java Platform
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by Prentice Hall PTR
Paperback
(11 March, 2002)
(11 reviews)
Customer Review: Java@YourCommand: This book is a great guide to using Lejos (the Java Virtual Machine for the RCX). It starts with a basic java tutorial and an introduction to Lego Mindstorms and Lejos. |
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