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XML, Web Services, and the Data Revolution (Addison-Wesley Information Technology Series)

Frank P. Coyle

2002

Teaching and learning materials and the Internet

Ian Forsyth

1996

The data Webhouse toolkit

Richard Merz, Ralph Kimball

2000

Don't Make Me Think

Steve Krug

2000 ★ 4.2

Database Management

Greg Riccardi

2002

Building accessible Websites

Joe Clark

2003

Defensive Design for the Web

Jason Fried

2004

Managing your Internet and intranet services

Peter Griffiths

2004

Content management bible

Bob Boiko

2002

Taking your talent to the Web

Jeffrey Zeldman

2001

Professional InfoPath 2003

Ian Williams

2004

International business information on the web

Sheri R. Lanza

2001

Using the World Wide Web and creating home pages

Ray E. Metz

1996

Content strategy for the Web

Kristina Halvorson

2012

FrontPage 2003 all-in-one desk reference for dummies

John Mueller

2004

XML in a nutshell

W. Scott Means, Elliotte Rusty Harold

2001

Creating database-backed library Web pages

Stephen R. Westman

2006

Beginning ASP 3.0

Chris Ullman

1999

Create your own website

Scott Mitchell

2007

Practical Information Architecture

Eric L. Reiss

2000

Creating killer Web sites

David Siegel

1996

Philip and Alex's Guide to Web Publishing

Philip Greenspun

1999

Creating a virtual library

Frederick J. Stielow

1999

101 Ways to Boost Your Web Traffic

Thomas Wong

2000

Understanding Web services

Eric Newcomer

2002

A parents' and teachers' guide to bilingualism

Baker, Colin

2000

Writing for the information age

Bruce Ross-Larson

2002

Make your small business website work

Heartfield, John.

2004

Ajax Hacks

Bruce W. Perry

2006

Designing interfaces

Jenifer Tidwell

2005 ★ 3.2

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