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Understanding web development

Arlyn Hubbell

2000

The data Webhouse toolkit

Richard Merz, Ralph Kimball

2000

Internet 6 in 1

Joe Kraynak

1997

McSe Test Success

Allen Jones

1999

Web search garage

Tara Calishain

2004

Spinning the semantic Web : bringing the World Wide Web to its full potential

Dieter Fensel

2003

The Digital Enterprise

Kay Henning

1999

JavaScript for Macintosh

Matt Shobe

1996

Building sustainable collections of free third-party Web resources

Louis A. Pitschmann

2001

Dummies 101

Margaret Levine Young

1996

Interactive Computing Series

Kenneth C. Laudon

2001 ★ 4.3

Don't Make Me Think

Steve Krug

2000 ★ 4.2

Instant Java applets

Owen Davis

1996

Delivering digitally

Alistair Inglis

1999

Professional JavaScript

Paul Wilton, Cliff Wooton, Sing Li et al.

1999

Searching 2.0

Michael P. Sauers

2009

Teach yourself Web publishing with HTML in 14 days

Laura Lemay

1995

A guide to the World Wide Web

Lory Hawkes

1999

Web-Based Learning and Teaching Technologies

Anil Aggarwal

2000

Creating your own Netscape Web pages

Andrew Bryce Shafran

1995

Learning Web design

Jennifer Niederst Robbins

2003

The everything online business book

Rob Liflander

2000

HTML for the World Wide Web

Elizabeth Castro

1996

E-Learning

Marc J. Rosenberg

2000

An introduction to XML and Web technologies

Anders Møller

2006

Mining the Internet

Brian Clegg

1999

Web Information Systems and Mining

Zhiguo Gong

2011

Hackers & painters

Graham, Paul

2004 ★ 4.0

Enhanced Discovering Computers and Microsoft Office 2013

Misty E. Vermaat

2015

Content management bible

Bob Boiko

2002

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