Book Excerpt: Linux Programming by Example, Part 2

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Book Excerpt: Linux Programming by
Example, Part 1

Book Excerpt: Linux Programming by
Example, Part 1 06/05/2005 11:10 PM
A tour through the V7 ls command.

Book Excerpt: Getting started with Cocoa
programming for Mac OS X

Book Excerpt: Getting started with Cocoa
programming for Mac OS X 05/28/2004 06:17 PM
This article is excerpted from the newly published book Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X, Second Edition. Assuming you have installed the developer tools, you will find Xcode in /Developer/Applications/. Drag the application to the dock at the bottom of your screen; you will be using it a lot. Launch Xcode. Xcode will keep track of all the resources that go into your application. All these resources will be kept in a directory called the project directory. The first step in developing a new application is to create a new project directory with the default skeleton of an application.

Professional PHP4 XML book excerpt, part
2

Professional PHP4 XML book excerpt, part
2 08/22/2002 11:29 AM

In this chapter we'll be putting what we've learned in the previous chapters into practice to see different solutions to the same problem using different technologies. By the end of this chapter we'll have learned:

• How to abstract different XML processing problems
• How to transform XML documents using XSLT or SAX
• A way to implement SAX filters, and examples of SAX filter chains
• What can be done to speed up XSLT transformations
• How to modify XML documents using DOM
• How to modify XML documents using SAX filters
• How to modify XML documents using XSLT
• How to transform XML data into PHP objects
• How to write XML data from non-XML data using DOM
• How to write a SAX parser for non-XML data

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Programming for Oracle on Linux, Part I

Programming for Oracle on Linux, Part I 08/23/2004 07:05 AM
Interaction with a legacy Oracle database can be done simply in only a few hundred lines of code, using Perl, DBI and DBD::Oracle.

XML and PHP book excerpt

XML and PHP book excerpt 09/03/2002 11:37 AM
A clear, concise guide to the synergies between XML and PHP, many of which are not immediately visible to intermediate developers. Demonstrates how PHP and XML can be combined to build cutting-edge Web applications. Read Chapter 5: PHP and Web Distributed Data eXchange (WDDX) for free :-)

PHP4 XML Book Excerpt

PHP4 XML Book Excerpt 08/13/2002 03:07 PM
In this chapter we'll be putting what we've learned in the previous chapters into practice to see different solutions to the same problem using different technologies. By the end of this chapter we'll have learned:

How to abstract different XML processing problems 
How to transform XML documents using XSLT or SAX 
A way to implement SAX filters, and examples of SAX filter chains 
What can be done to speed up XSLT transformations 
How to modify XML documents using DOM 
How to modify XML documents using SAX filters 
How to modify XML documents using XSLT 
How to transform XML data into PHP objects 
How to write XML data from non-XML data using DOM 
How to write a SAX parser for non-XML data 

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Book Excerpt: What Are Web Services?

Book Excerpt: What Are Web Services? 08/19/2004 01:03 PM

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Web services are a distributed computing architecture - as are Common Object Request Broker (CORBA), Advanced Program-to-Program Communications (APPC), Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), and dozens of other preceding architectures. The purpose of a distributed computing architecture is to enable programs in one environment to communicate and share data/content with programs in another environment. In the past, programmers have had to tell one application program where to go to find another cooperative program (known as “tightly…

Book Excerpt: Professional PHP4 XML

Book Excerpt: Professional PHP4 XML 08/12/2002 09:47 AM
Join us for a cappuccino on the corner of PHP and XML, the intersection for two of the busiest streets in the Web developer community. We begin with PHP4 transformation techniques using XSLT or SAX--or, "How to make your XML look the way you want it to." From Wrox Press. 0812

Book Excerpt: Using Windows Applications
with JDS

Book Excerpt: Using Windows Applications
with JDS 02/05/2005 10:13 PM
An excerpt from O'Reilly's new book Exploring the JDS Linux Desktop, co-authored by LJ columnist Tom Adelstein.

Book Excerpt: JDS Instant Messenger (IM)

Book Excerpt: JDS Instant Messenger (IM) 02/05/2005 10:13 PM
This excerpt from Exploring the JDS Linux Desktop teaches you how to instant message friends and colleagues from your desktop system.

Book Excerpt: Professional PHP4 XML, Pt.
3

Book Excerpt: Professional PHP4 XML, Pt.
3 08/26/2002 08:32 AM
Querying and creating are the topics in part 3 of our PHP/XML series. While there are many ways to retrieve data from an XML file, only one method allows for the efficient conversion of that information into objects. From Wrox Press. 0826

The Big Red Book: Wrox PHP4 XML Excerpt

The Big Red Book: Wrox PHP4 XML Excerpt 08/27/2002 08:49 AM

Book Excerpt: Professional PHP4 XML, Pt.
2

Book Excerpt: Professional PHP4 XML, Pt.
2 08/19/2002 09:49 AM
Transformation is handy, but for true interactive Web applications the ability to modify XML is crucial. Part 2 of our series from "Professional PHP4 XML" describes how you can use DOM, SAX, and XSLT based methods to alter your XML data. From Wrox Press. 0819

Book Excerpt: Professional PHP4 XML, Pt
4

Book Excerpt: Professional PHP4 XML, Pt
4 09/03/2002 11:37 AM
You've transformed, queried, and modified; only one PHP XML task remains. The final installment of our excerpt series focuses on the writing of XML data from non-XML sources; and as usual, multiple approaches are possible. From Wrox Press. 0903

Book Excerpt: Usable Shopping Carts, Pt.
3

Book Excerpt: Usable Shopping Carts, Pt.
3 01/03/2003 12:49 AM
You can save time and potential headaches by validating your site visitor's credit card number before sending it off to the payment gateway. Our concluding excerpt from "Usable Shopping Carts" shows you how to do just that; both PHP and ASP examples are provided. From glasshaus. 0102

Book Excerpt: Usable Chopping Carts,
Chapter 7, Pt. 2

Book Excerpt: Usable Chopping Carts,
Chapter 7, Pt. 2 12/26/2002 11:55 AM
Part 2 of this excerpt series discusses a possible credit card form display implementation in PHP/MySQL. 1226

Read a free excerpt from Gareth
Branwyn's new robot book!

Read a free excerpt from Gareth
Branwyn's new robot book! 11/13/2003 11:13 AM
BoingBoing pal, StreetTech blog founder and Wired Magazine's "Jargon Watch" editor Gareth Branwyn says:

An entire chapter of my book Absolute Beginner's Guide to Building Robots is now available on InformIT. Called Robot's Rules of Order, it is a collection of laws, maxims, words o' wisdom, and rules o' thumb used by robot thinkerers and tinkerers of all stripes. Also includes a section called "Rules for Roboticists," tips and working principles to keep in mind while building your own bots.

Book Review: Programming PHP

Book Review: Programming PHP 09/09/2002 08:34 AM

Free PowerBASIC Programming Book

Free PowerBASIC Programming Book 08/10/2004 07:25 PM

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“Finally, a ‘How To’ programming book for PowerBASIC Windows programmers. Chapter one is available to you free for downloading right here. The zip file contains the complete first chapter in pdf format. Chapter two is now available to you free for downloading right here. The zip file contains the complete second chapter in pdf format. The remaining chapters will be made available as each is completed.”…

Providing context in programming (part
1)

Providing context in programming (part
1) 01/07/2004 04:56 PM
Bryn Keller is right, my previous post needs a bit more explanation. The point Sean McGrath was making is that a number is as good as meaningless without context. XML nicely provides this context. I want to translate that to programming. The importance of context for data structures in a datafile is probably more obvious than context for data structures in a program. ?

Providing context in programming (part
2)

Providing context in programming (part
2) 02/10/2004 06:35 PM
(Read part 1 first.) When reading code, a lot of people like to print out the code and read it on paper. One of the reasons for that is that it is easier to switch from function call to the function specification and back. However functions are supposed to provide abstraction. ?

Linux Programming by Example

Linux Programming by Example 04/27/2004 01:14 PM

Programming for Oracle on Linux

Programming for Oracle on Linux 08/27/2004 01:31 PM
"By far, the most common RDBMS platforms for Linux-based systems are MySQL and PostgreSQL, due to their inclusion in most major Linux distributions. Quite a few shops still run legacy databases, however, using commercial database servers such as Sybase or Oracle. Even Linux Journal gave its 2001 Editors' Choice Award for Best Database to Oracle. As such, it is not uncommon for a programmer to be asked to put together an application to interact with these legacy databases." Story

Linux in Government: Linux Desktop
Reviews, Part IV - Linspire

Linux in Government: Linux Desktop
Reviews, Part IV - Linspire 04/11/2005 05:31 AM
Furthering the process of introducing and innovating Linux.

Linux in Government: Linux Desktop
Reviews, Part 6 - Ubuntu

Linux in Government: Linux Desktop
Reviews, Part 6 - Ubuntu 04/19/2005 06:01 AM
In less than a year, this free Linux distribution has become the most popular.

Linux in Government: Linux Desktop
Reviews, Part IV - JDS

Linux in Government: Linux Desktop
Reviews, Part IV - JDS 04/04/2005 04:30 PM
Trying to get a feel for Sun's Linux Java Desktop System.

Linux in Government: Linux Desktop
Reviews, Part I

Linux in Government: Linux Desktop
Reviews, Part I 03/14/2005 05:25 PM
A new series focusing on the best desktop candidates for deployment in enterprises starts with a look at Xandros Business Edition.

Linux in Government: Linux Desktop
Reviews, Part III

Linux in Government: Linux Desktop
Reviews, Part III 03/28/2005 08:20 AM
Red Hat Linux Desktop is in a class of its own.

Linux in Government: Linux Desktop
Reviews, Part II

Linux in Government: Linux Desktop
Reviews, Part II 03/22/2005 04:22 PM
Focusing on the best desktop candidates for deployment in enterprises; taking a look at Novell Linux Desktop 9.

Unintentionally sexual comic book
covers: Part 1.

Unintentionally sexual comic book
covers: Part 1. 04/12/2005 05:55 AM
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"Unintentionally sexual comic book
covers: Part 1."

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covers: Part 1." 04/14/2005 03:59 PM

IBM releases Linux-on-Power programming
tool

IBM releases Linux-on-Power programming
tool 03/24/2005 08:34 PM
Blog: Linux on IBM's Power processors today isn't widely used, but Big Blue has added a little more meat to the bones of an attempt...

Linux Programming: User-Level Memory
Management

Linux Programming: User-Level Memory
Management 05/17/2004 04:19 PM
An excerpt from Linux Programming by Example: The Fundamentals explaining memory management and the Linux/Unix address space.

Book Review: Linux Unwired

Book Review: Linux Unwired 12/19/2004 03:17 PM
Technical errors and already out-of-date advice mar the usefulness of this guide to wireless protocols.

Book Review: Linux for the Rest of Us

Book Review: Linux for the Rest of Us 03/13/2003 10:25 AM
It won't be the last Linux book you own, but consider making it your first.

New Book Slams Linux, Torvalds
(NewsFactor)

New Book Slams Linux, Torvalds
(NewsFactor) 05/18/2004 02:59 PM
NewsFactor - A study challenging the origins of Linux states that the open-source software frequently is taken or adapted from material owned by other companies and individuals. It also directly questions Linus Torvalds' claim to be the inventor of Linux.

My First Linux Server (Part II)

My First Linux Server (Part II) 06/02/2004 09:42 PM
Internet.com Jun 3 2004 1:35AM GMT

A Taste of Linux, Part Two

A Taste of Linux, Part Two 03/08/2004 11:26 PM
In our second helping, we serve up LindowsLive!, MandrakeMove, and SUSE's Live Evaluation. Find out which is the blue-plate special and which gets sent back to the kitchen.

THG Linux Migration, Part Two

THG Linux Migration, Part Two 04/13/2004 12:49 PM

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