|
|
SUCK IT! WEBZINE IN ASSOCIATION WITH AMAZON.COM DELIVERS
Web Development
Editor, Teri Kieffer
|
Recently
Published
Developing ASP Components (2nd Edition)
by Shelley Powers
Until the new .NET Framework arrives later in 2001, COM
(and COM+) is still the best way to build and share components for
use with ASP in Windows. Developing ASP Components
shows you how to build components that are fully integrated into the
Microsoft Web platform. Whether you build custom components, or just
want to use services in VB/C++ code that are available to your Web
applications, this title will clue you into getting the most out of
your components. It's a source of expert information that you won't
likely find anywhere else.
Browse more books on Web development
MySQL/PHP Database Applications
by Jay Greenspan, Brad Bulger
How could the combination of PHP and MySQL--which is feature-rich, highly reliable, capable of dealing with
large traffic volumes, and absolutely free of charge in most
cases--be any better? In MySQL/PHP Database
Applications, Jay Greenspan and Brad Bulger explain how to
work with the capable pair, primarily for applications you might use
on a Web site.
More books on programming databases
Professional Java E-Commerce
by Subrahmanyam Allamaraju, et al
Ideal for IT managers and developers working on
e-commerce projects, Professional Java E-Commerce
shows you how to design and program working e-stores and other
enterprise Web applications powered by Java. This book is a guide to
the nuts and bolts of Java used for e-commerce sites, and it also
surveys the management and design issues that any organization will
face when doing business online.
Learning XML
Shop in the O'Reilly bookstore
Beginning Active Server Pages 3.0
by David Buser, et al
Filling an important spot in the Wrox Programmer to
Programmer series, Beginning Active Server Pages 3.0
is an excellent introduction to the new version of ASP released for
the Windows 2000 platform. This guide requires no previous ASP
knowledge or even any Web development experience.
Experience Design
by Nathan Shedroff
Shedroff is an experience strategist who has designed
experiences in a variety of media, especially interactive and
information design and branding. His client list includes Herman
Miller, Nike, Bell Atlantic (now Verizon), Swissbank, and Microsoft. In 1995,
I.D. named him one of the 40 most important designers in the
country. Here, his analyses, like the form of the book, are open and
flowing. Whether he's discussing wayfinding, personal meaning, or the
use of metaphoric devices, Shedroff raises important questions for
anyone involved in design today. In many ways, this book is like a
list of author's favorites--albeit, a list in which each item illuminates
some kernel of contemporary design wisdom.
Architecting a Servlet and Jsp Based Application
XSLT: Professional Developer's Guide
by Peter Stark, Johan Hjelm
Written by the leading architects of the XSLT
Transformation technology responsible for the standardization efforts
for the W3C technologies, XSLT: Professional Developer's
Guide introduces Web developers and content designers to what
is widely expected to replace Perl as a Web translator. Readers will
find expert guidance on how to create the transformation sheets that
guide the process of translation, how to optimize content for the
most frequent formats through the use of transformation hints, and
how to install and use the necessary software. --From the
publisher
Programming Python (2nd Edition)
Browse books on Linux and open source
Adobe Streaming Media Collection 1.0
Flash 5.0/FreeHand 10.0 Studio
Flash 5.0 / FreeHand 10.0 Studio
Macromedia
Improve design productivity and ease the transition to
the Web with this complete multipublishing solution. Advanced
illustration, graphics, and site-concept tools allow you to design
your document in Freehand 10 and then publish it to the Web with
Flash 5. Once your designs are published, use Flash to create
distinctive, low-bandwidth Web sites, animations, applications, and
training courseware. And, with a familiar, integrated Macromedia
interface, you'll be able to move between these two applications with
no trouble at all. Check out the
Mac or
Windows version
today.
See more Web development
software
Find popular titles, from Pokémon to Pac-Man, plus
reviews, buyer's guides, kid-friendly choices, and more in our
Computer & Video
Games store.
Copyright 2001 Amazon.com, Inc. All rights reserved.
|