Advanced Ajax

Advanced Ajax
Architecture and Best Practices
Shawn M. Lauriat
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ENTERPRISE AJAX

ENTERPRISE AJAX
Strategies for Building High
Performance Web Applications
Dave Johnson, Alexei White, and
Andre Charland
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Paragmatik Web 20

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and you somehow end up with a strangely shaped farm implement
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Build Your Own AJAX Web

Build Your Own AJAX Web
Applications
by Matthew Eernisse


Build Your Own AJAX Web Applications
by Matthew Eernisse
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Ajax In Action

Ajax in Action
DAVE CRANE ERIC PASCARELLO
WITH DARREN JAMES


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Ajax Ang PHP

AJAX and PHP
Building Responsive Web Applications
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CSS and Ajax for Big Sites

Building Web sites has changed, and someone forgot to tell the architects.
Web browsers’ support for modern techniques has allowed a new
degree of discipline and control in coding the front end of a Web site.
These new best practices are those dictated in what is commonly referred
to as “Web standards-based” design or development.
A Web standards-based approach has countless benefits. The larger or
more complex a Web presence, the more critical Web standards become.
This is particularly true for an enterprise with many different properties,
channels, or brand considerations. Add to this the prospect of critical
Web-based applications and content management, and it becomes a man-
date to ensure a high level of quality at every tier of an online presence.
o embrace standards is only the start. Some planning must occur to create a
standards strategy that will endure over time, be applied gracefully, and scale
within an organization, team, or enterprise. A solid foundation should be created
by getting back to the basics and building with deliberate choices instead of acci-
dental decisions.
This book will help a Web team reexamine why they are creating standards-based
Web sites and how best to do it. It will help evaluate what is in place now as well
as the impact of Web standards on a team or a Web site as a whole. It will also
assist with staying organized over time and in finding ways to improve stability
and reduce risk in Web applications. It will help create techniques that leverage
the unique strengths of Web standards in a CMS (Content Management System).
Finally, this book will finish by examining some process and staffing consider-

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Excel® 2007 VBA

Excel® 2007 VBA Programming For Dummies®
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SQL Server T-SQL

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stand some basic concepts about databases and database technologies.
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time you select a name from your email address book, you are using a
database. If you conduct a search on an Internet search site, you are using
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Excel 2007 VBA Programming For Dummies

Oleh John Walkenbach, Jan Karel Pieterse

Kontributor John Walkenbach, Jan Karel Pieterse

Diterbitkan oleh For Dummies, 2007

ISBN 0470046740, 9780470046746

368 halaman
Introduction
Greetings, prospective Excel programmer . . .
Thanks for buying my book. I think you’ll find that it offers a fast, enjoyable way
to discover the ins and outs of Microsoft Excel programming. Even if you don’t
have the foggiest idea of what programming is all about, this book can help you
make Excel jump through hoops in no time (well, it will take some time).
Unlike most programming books, this one is written in plain English, and
even normal people can understand it. Even better, it’s filled with information
of the “just the facts, ma’am” variety — and not the drivel you might need
once every third lifetime
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