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Editors, Richard Dragan and Teri Kieffer

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Tech Book Sale
Catch a Bargain
From now until June 26, you can get 20% to 40% off computer books from Pearson. The books range in topic from networking to programming to Web development, and boy howdy are they juicy! Perennial bestsellers like Erich Gamma et al.'s Design Patterns, Kent Beck's Extreme Programming Explained, Jakob Nielsen's Designing Web Usability, and Adobe Photoshop 6.0 Classroom in a Book grace the list, among many, many others. Take a look!


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Recently Published
Core Web Programming (Prentice Hall Ptr Core Series)
by Marty Hall, Larry Brown
The authoritative guide to every technology that enterprise Web developers need to master, from HTML 4 to Java 2 Standard Edition 1.3, Servlets to JavaServer Pages, and beyond. Core Web Programming, Second Edition, brings them all together in the ultimate Web development resource for experienced programmers. --From the publisher

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Extreme Programming Examined
by Giancarlo Succi, Michele Marchesi
Extreme Programming (XP) is a flexible programming discipline that emphasizes constant integration, frequent small releases, continual customer feedback, and a teamwork approach. With considerable fanfare, XP has taken the mainstream of software engineering by storm. It has been adopted by an increasing number of development organizations worldwide. Extreme Programming Examined gathers the 33 most insightful papers from the first annual conference on Extreme Programming into one volume, emphasizing the practical techniques and deeper understanding that developers and programmers need to initiate and implement successful XP projects. --From the back cover

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Learning Carbon
by Apple Computer Inc (Editor)
Written by Apple insiders with access to engineers deeply involved in creating Mac OS X, Learning Carbon brings you information that's not available anywhere else to get you in on the ground floor of the exciting new Mac OS X application development market. --From the publisher

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What's Hot?
Books That Are Flying off Our Shelves

Effective STL: 50 Specific Ways to Improve Your Use of the Standard Template Library
by Scott Meyers
Well-respected C++ guru Scott Meyers's latest title, Effective STL: 50 Specific Ways to Improve Your Use of the Standard Template Library, will be a must-have for any serious C++ developer because it concentrates on the most useful methods of STL programming. Whether it's choosing the right STL container or using this library's many algorithms effectively, this book gives you practical source code and plenty of expert advice on what works and what doesn't. Read it to start improving your use of STL right away.

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Learning Cocoa
by Apple Computer Inc (Editor)
Direct from Apple, Learning Cocoa provides a introductory guide to developing with the powerful Cocoa application frameworks, part of the new Mac OS X. "Cocoa poses a learning curve for newcomers, but once you learn to use it, application development will suddenly seem far easier and more fun," says Apple. Apple is right. This compact tutorial will let most anyone experiment and learn Cocoa development using Objective-C and the excellent tools that come with the newest Mac OS. This volume can put successful development on the Mac into the hands of anyone with a little previous programming experience.


Software Fundamentals: Collected Papers by Davil L. Parnas
by David Lorge Parnas, et al.
Despite a half-century of practice, a distressingly large portion of today's software is over budget, behind schedule, bloated, and buggy. To those who wonder why, and whether anything can be done about it, I have long recommended The Mythical Man-Month, by Frederick P. Brooks Jr. This book has stayed continuously in print since 1975, and has remained remarkably relevant. Now there is another book I would put beside it: Software Fundamentals: Collected Papers by David L. Parnas. This book is more technical and less management-oriented, but equally thought-provoking. --A customer from Palo Alto


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Recommended Reading
Effective Java(tm) Programming Language Guide
by Joshua Bloch
Featuring 57 valuable rules of thumb, Effective Java Programming Language Guide contains working solutions to the programming challenges most developers encounter every day. Offering comprehensive descriptions of techniques used by the experts who developed the Java platform, the book reveals what to do--and what not to do--to produce clear, robust, and efficient code. --From the back cover

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Almost Published
What Programming Gurus Will Be Reading next

Programming VB.NET: A Guide for Experienced Programmers (BETA 2)
by Gary Cornell, Jonathan Morrison
Programming VB.NET: A Guide for Experienced Programmers lacks what many books have too much of: a whole lot of filler paragraphs that delay me from getting to what I want. I rarely ever pick up a programming book to read about the history of programming. I want to get right to the point: code examples and tips on bugs and trip-ups. This book does just that. --A customer from Everett, Washington

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Programming Wireless Devices with the Java 2 (tm) Platform, Micro Edition
by Roger Riggs, et al.
Written by a team of authors that includes the original J2ME technology experts from Sun and Motorola, Programming Wireless Devices with the Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition, provides both a description of the Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition, and practical implementation advice. Numerous sample applications illustrate how to put the technology and standards to work, including a PhotoAlbum application, an AddressBook application, and a Sokoban game application. --From the back cover


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New in Software
CodeWarrior Learning Edition

CodeWarrior Learning Edition
Metrowerks
CodeWarrior Learning Edition is designed to help you, the beginning or aspiring programmer, learn how to use CodeWarrior and its vast array of tools. You will find that this package does more for your programming knowledge in terms of giving you an introduction to the software development cycle, from the initial creation to compiling, debugging, and release. The Learning Edition serves largely to encourage beginning programmers to not only sharpen their knowledge, but to become comfortable with (and loyal to) Metrowerks programming packages and online community--including their free classes.


CodeWarrior Pro 6.0

CodeWarrior Pro 6.0
Metrowerks
CodeWarrior Pro's integrated development environment (IDE) acts as your secretary, double-checker, project manager, and overall programming resource. The theme that we found apparent throughout our use of this huge package was its versatility. Many packages claim to offer flexibility in the numerous functions and features they can perform, but CodeWarrior backs up its claim with one of the smartest organization systems out there.


 CodeWarrior for Linux 6.0
 CodeWarrior Pro 6.0 for Mac
 CodeWarrior 7.0 for Palm

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