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Mysql and Perl for the Web
by Paul DuBois
Although commercial development tools and server
environments dominate Web development texts,
the developer base of good
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ActionScripting in Flash
by Phillip Kerman
If you are an intermediate Flasher interested in
learning scripting or a programmer who wants
to use that skill in Flash, this
book is directed at you. ActionScripting is
explained in easy-to-understand
terms, while hands-on tutorials illustrate
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Architecting Web Services
by William L. Oellermann Jr.
Architecting
Web
Services is targeted at developers
and technical architects who
have heard about, and even started to work
with, Web services. The book starts
with a background on the evolution of Web
services and their significance to
future collaborative efforts via the
Internet. It then reveals the architecture
for Web services and the various
relationships that can be established through
their consumption. There's a short technical
primer on XML and related
technologies.
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Homepage Usability: 50 Websites Deconstructed
by Jakob Nielsen, Marie Tahir
Just glancing at this one in galley format is
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Homepage
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This time, he's teamed up
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Can You Hack
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Security is one of the hottest topics in the
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Oritron DVD600 DVD-Video Player
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