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Java.Network.Programming(4th,2013.10)].Elliotte.Rusty.Harold.文字版.epub

[Windows.8.1：Out.of.the.Box(2nd,2013.10)].Mike.Halsey.文字版.epub

While this book goes into some fairly deep technical topics, I’ve tried to present them in such a way that any technically minded individual should find the material ap‐ proachable and understandable.

After three editions of my book on programming iOS — Programming iOS 4 (May 2011), Programming iOS 5 (March 2012), and Programming iOS 6 (March 2013) — it is as if a friendly but powerful giant had ripped the book in two, just after the end of Part III (Chapter 13).

Agile Data Science is a course to help big data beginners and budding data scientists to become productive members of data science and analytics teams. It aims to help engi‐ neers, analysts, and data scientists work with big data in an agile way using Hadoop. It introduces an agile methodology well suited for big data.

This book has been carefully designed to provide an incredible learning experience for a particular target audience, and in order to avoid any unnecessary confusion about its scope or purpose by way of disgruntled emails, bad book reviews, or other misunder‐ standings that can come up, the remainder of this preface tries to help you determine whether you are part of that target audience. As a very busy professional, I consider my time my most valuable asset, and I want you to know right from the beginning that I believe that the same is true of you. Although I often fail, I really do try to honor my neighbor above myself as I walk out this life, and this preface is my attempt to honor you, the reader, by making it clear whether or not this book can meet your expectations.

[iOS.7.Programming.Cookbook(2013.10)].Vandad.Nahavandipoor.文字版.epub

Missing Manuals are witty, superbly written guides to computer products that don’t come with printed manuals (which is just about all of them). Each book features a handcrafted index, cross-references to specific page numbers (not just “see Chapter 14”), and an ironclad promise never to put an apostrophe in the possessive pronoun “its.”

iOS is huge, massive, immense. It’s far too big to be encompassed in a book even of this size. And in any case, that would be inappropriate and unnecessary. There are entire areas of Cocoa Touch that I have ruthlessly avoided discussing. Some of them would require an entire book of their own. Others you can pick up well enough, when the time comes, from the documentation. This book is only a beginning — the fundamentals. But I hope that it will be the firm foundation that will make it easier for you to tackle whatever lies beyond, in your own fun and rewarding iOS programming future.

This book is meant to be an overview of the Tornado web server, and will walk readers through the basics of the framework, some sample applications, and best practices for use in the real world. We’ll use examples to detail how Tornado works, what you can do with it, and what you’d be best avoiding as you build your first applications with it.

I realize the idea of learning how to use the command line, or set up a local development environment, isn’t as sexy as learning how to push the envelope of Drupal design. Trust me, I get it. But if there’s one thing that prevents Drupal designers from pushing that envelope, it’s this: site building in Drupal isn’t as efficient if you haven’t figured out at least a few of these tricks. Want to know why the same task takes some developers an hour or two, while it takes some of us several hours of banging our heads against the computer? It’s because they know how to quickly update their modules, or how to use version control (hallelujah!) to protect themselves from bonehead mistakes.

In the past few years, we’ve seen many data products based on predictivemodeling. These products range from weather forecasting to recommendationenginesto services that predict airline flight timesmore accurately than theairline itself. But these products are still just making predictions, rather than asking what action they want someone to take as a result of a prediction. Prediction technology can be interesting and mathematically elegant, but we need to take the next step. The technology exists to build data products that can revolutionize entire industries. So, why aren’t we building them?

The Spring framework is growing. It has always been about choice. Java EE focused on a few technologies, largely to the detriment of alternative, better solutions. When the Spring framework debuted, few would have agreed that Java EE represented the best-in-breed architectures of the day. Spring debuted to great fanfare, because it sought to simplify Java EE. Each release since marks the introduction of new features designed toboth simplify and enable solutions.

The Spring Framework was created with a very specific goal in mind—to make developing Java EEapplications easier. Along the same lines, Spring in Action, Third Editionwas written to make learning how to use Spring easier. My goal is not to give you a blow-by-blow listing of Spring APIs. Instead, I hope to present the Spring Framework in a way that is most relevant to a Java EEdeveloper by providing practical code examples from real-world experiences. Since Spring is a modular framework, this book was written in the same way. I recognize that not all developers have the same needs. Some may want to learn the SpringFramework from the ground up, while others may want to pick and choose different topics and go at their own pace. That way, the book can act as a tool for learning Spring for the first time as wellas a guide and reference for those wanting to dig deeper into specific features.

Head First系列图书以通俗易懂闻名，这是本系列中关于设计模式的一本！

本书首先简要介绍Node.js，然后通过各种示例讲解Node.js的基本特性，再用案例式教学的方式讲述如何用Node.js进行Web开发，接着探讨一些Node.js进阶话题，最后展示如何将一个Node.js应用部署到生产环境中。

使用该工具可以实现UBUNTU系统下多窗口管理。

介绍了Java语言的一些基础知识点，适合初学者入门阅读！！