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iOS programming

Joe Conway

2011

Fast track UML 2.0

Kendall Scott, Apress

2004

Apps for Librarians

Nicole Hennig

2014

Win32 System Services [electronic resource] : The Heart of Windows 98 and Windows 2000

Ron Reeves, Marshall Brain

2000

iPhone SDK application development

Jonathan A. Zdziarski

2009

HTML5 game engines

Dan Nagle

2014

Palm OS programming bible

Lonnon R. Foster

2000

Learn Ruby the Hard Way

Zed Shaw

2014

PHP

Julie C. Meloni

2000

Patterns

IBM Redbooks

2004

Facebook Cookbook

Jay Goldman

Oracle designer

Kent Graziano, Mark A. Kramm

2000

Tcl 8.5 network programming

Wojciech Kocjan

2010

Developing Web services for Web applications

Colette Burrus, Stephanie Parkin

2005

Access 2000 client/server solutions

Lars Klander, Mary Pyefinch

2000

Programming .NET Windows Applications

Jesse Liberty, Dan Hurwitz

2003

iOS development with Flash

Julian Dolce

2011

Data structures, algorithms, and applications in C++

Sartaj Sahni

2004

Moving data

Pelle Snickars

2012

Foundation Flash MX applications

Steve Webster, Scott Mebberson

2003

Inside Distributed COM

Guy Eddon

1998

What is WebSphere? Java, J2EE, Portal and Beyond! (Demystifying IBM's Middle Tier Technology)

Cameron, W McKenzie

2007

Programming Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange (Microsoft Programming)

Thomas Rizzo

1999

Machine-to-machine marketing (M3) via anonymous advertising apps anywhere anytime (A5)

Jesus Mena

2012

Mastering today's software

Charles E. Kee, Charles S. Parker, Edward G. Martin

1992 ★ 5.0

Win32 Network programming

Davis, Ralph

1996

Sams Teach Yourself Qt Programming in 24 Hours

Daniel Solin

2000

Microsoft Access VBA programming for the absolute beginner

Michael A. Vine

2005

iOS recipes

Matt Drance

2011

AppleScript

Matt Neuburg

2003

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