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:worship: Professional Java User Interfaces

Code: Author(s): Mauro Marinilli Publisher: wiley Date : 2006 Pages : 668 Format : Pdf OCR : Quality : Excellent Language : English ISBN-10 : 0471486965

Code: Professional Java User Interfaces begins where all other Java Graphical User Interface books end. It goes beyond the traditional discussion of code and covers aspects of professional Java GUI development that other books tend to miss out. It takes advantage of Swing and SWT libraries, but it is not limited to them; it explores GUIs for all Java environments, going beyond standard component-based GUIs. Mauro Marinilli describes how to set out and develop GUIs, ranging from the most simple to the most complex, with industry quality, reusable utility classes, sound software designs, source code and professional advice. Save time and effort by following the recommendations outlined in this book when undertaking professional GUI design and development. From practical tips to design patterns-aware software development and scalable architectures, this essential read is a culmination of many years of real-world experience. The author reveals: * The best way to code a complex UI in Java, with plenty of code examples. * How GUI design and usability techniques can be used effectively with Java. * Industry best practice for building professional GUIs for projects of any size. * How to design effective GUIs for Java programs running on devices other than PCs. * How to chose the best software model for a project; options range from XP to Rational Unified Process, including Test-Driven Development, Cost-Driven design and others. * Practical tips for every aspect of project management to increase team organization. * Essential techniques to add professional features to your GUIs: to include undo – redo, memory management and lazy initialization, asynchronous actions and more. * Extensive coverage of the latest Java UI technologies and libraries.

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:worship: Visual C++...How It Works

Code: Author(s): Scott Stanfield and Ralph Arvesen Publisher: Waite Group Press; 2nd edition Date : Jul 1996 Pages : 622 Format : Pdf OCR : Quality : Excellent Language : English ISBN-10 : 1571690697 ISBN-13 :

Code: Tailored for all levels of readers, a how-to guide demonstrates each technique and step needed to solve a variety of problems, including special assistance with "How It Works" sections and a Windows Help file on the accompanying CD-ROM. Original. (All Users)

Code: :worship: 1001 Visual C++ Programming Tips free download

Code: Author(s): Charles Wright and Jamsa Media Group Publisher: Muska & Lipman/Premier-Trade; 1st edition Date : 2001 Pages : 1424 Format : pdf OCR : Quality : Excellent Language : English ISBN-10 : 0761527613 ISBN-13 :

Code: Visual C++ is a programming environment used to develop and compile programs or perform specific tasks, such as drawing an object onscreen. C++ is one of the staples of any programmer’s knowledge base. For this reason, owning 1001 Visual C++ Programming Tips, which covers everything from programming basics to variables, functions, and object-oriented programming, is a must! This book covers all aspects of Visual C++ programming, including the Microsoft Foundation Class Library and threads. The 1001 tips in the book present such comprehensive information in easy-to-digest pieces, that this is the definitive reference on Visual C++. You can read the book from cover to cover or simply locate the tips that address your needs at the moment. No matter how you read this book, you’ll receive unique expert advice about Visual C++!

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Code: Author(s): Britannica Publisher: Encyclopaedia Britannica Date : 2009 Pages : 101 Format : PDF OCR : Y Quality : Language : English ISBN-10 : 1593393970 ISBN-13 : 9781593393977

Code: Space Exploration (Britannica Illustrated Science Library) By Britannica Illustrated Science Library * Publisher: Encyclopaedia Britannica * Number Of Pages: 101 * Publication Date: 2009-02 * ISBN-10 / ASIN: 1593393970 * ISBN-13 / EAN: 9781593393977 During the greater part of our history, the Moon was quite unreachable. It did not seem very big and far away but rather small. For the Greeks, the idea of walking on the Moon was certainly unthinkable, and as recently as the end of the 19th century many people doubted that humans would even be able to fly. Nevertheless, on July 20, 1969, the miracle happened. Since then many historic missions to explore the planets have been planned and executed, with the spacecraft and probes Mariner, Viking, Pioneer, Voyager, and Galileo leading the way. Thanks to human intelligence and effort we have succeeded in exploring many corners of our solar system. This book intends to show all this: the history of manned and unmanned voyages and the discoveries that were made. We will try, using simple and accessible language, to answer many questions, such as what rockets are, how they work, what shuttles exist, how astronauts live in space, and which robot probes are visiting other planets looking for signs of life. All this is accompanied by photographs and topquality illustrations, providing a better picture of the successes by which we have made giant steps in our understanding of the composition of the other planets, their origin, and their evolution. Every day astronomers are more convinced that there are other places in the universe that are like Earth. We only have to find them. They also assure us that this is one of the most interesting moments in the exploration of the solar system, because so many things are being revealed. Orbiting spacecraft such as Mars Odyssey and Mars Express have confirmed the existence of ice under the surface of Mars. Sending exploratory spacecraft to Saturn was another prodigious feat, a demonstration of human capacity to dream of new worlds. Recently the New Horizons, whose final destination will be Pluto in 2015, lifted off. This shows that the search has only begun. There is still far to go. Perhaps life may be found farther away than we had imagined. Or maybe, as some dreamers imagine, in the next decade we will realize the project of colonizing other planets. For now, the best candidate for us to land on is Mars. But that is still only a dream, the same kind of dream that was made into reality when humans left their footprints on the Moon........................................ Contents The Conquest of Space Page 6 Flying Through Space Page 26 Permanent Exploration Page 46 Visiting Other Worlds Page 62 Applied Astronautics Page 78

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