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u s ing ma ny a dva nce d Andr oid APIs.

HTML 5@ebook.laku-abis.com

HTML has always been about interconnection. Back in the ancient days, when elec-tronica was cool and not called “house music” and before the Rolling Stones qualified for Medicare, the web was littered with big huge documents. In fact, it was exactly the opposite of today, where most people think enhanced digital books are just electronic wrappers around full-text copies of what’s in print.
In the ’90s, the web was full of 15-page specifications, all in a single file. You scrolled through those massive documents just like you paged through an encyclopedia. Much of the early versions of HTML were intended to deal with this, widely considered a detriment to the readability and usability of the web. That’s largely because Tim Bern-ers-Lee, the recognized father of HTML, was a researcher enabling other researchers
(mostly at CERN at the time). If you’ve ever known anyone mired in research, brevity is rarely their prevailing trait, so reading huge documents online was a necessity, but scrolling through 15- (or 1,500-) page documents just wasn’t a long-term option.
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HTML5 and JavaScript Projects @ebook.laku-abis.com

The project for this chapter is a presentation of the official HTML5 logo, with accompanying text. The shield and letters of the logo are drawn on a canvas element and the accompanying text demonstrates the use of semantic tags. The viewer can change the size of the logo using a slider input device. It is an appropriate start to this book, a collection of projects making use of HTML5, JavaScript and other technologies, because of the subject matter and because it serves as a good review of basic event-driven programming and other important features in HTML5.

Android Cookbook @ebook.laku-abis.com

Android is “the open source revolution” applied to cellular telephony. At least, part of it. There are many other attempts to provide open source cell phones, ranging from the mostly-defunct Openmoko Freerunner through QT Embedded, Moblin, LiMo, Debian Mobile, Maemo to the recently-open-sourced Symbian OS. Not to mention the estab-lished non-open-source stalwarts: Blackberry OS, Apple’s iPhone, and Microsoft Windows Mobile (these have developer toolkits, but their OS is not available as open source). MU, FS, HF

Formula and Functions - Mr. Excel 2010 @ebook.laku-abis.com

Other than performing data-entry chores, you probably spend most of your Excel life working with ranges in some way. Whether you’re copying, moving, formatting, naming, or filling them, range are a big part of Excel’s day-to-day operations. And why not? After all, working with a range of cells is a lot easier than working with each cell individually. WU, MU, FS, FS, HF

Web Design with HTML and CSS @ebook.laku-abis.com

Creating ef ective websites requires an understanding of design principles, as well as the underlying technology that is used to deliver and display content to your audience. The Web Design with HTML and CSS Digital Classroom provides the information you need to design, develop, publish, and maintain websites. Whether you are just starting out in the i eld of web design, or are experienced with design tools like Dreamweaver or Expression Web, you’ll find this book helpful at explaining the underlying concepts for organizing, creating, and delivering web content ef ectively using best practices. adsense MU, WU, FS, FS, HF
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20 Recipes for Programming MVC3 @ebook.laku-abis.com

The goal of a Model-View-Controller (MVC) framework is to allow developers to easily separate their code in distinct aspects to simplify development tasks. The model layer allows us to integrate with data; usually a database table. The view layer allows us to represent our data in a visual fashion using a combination of HTML and CSS. The controller layer is the middleman between the model and view. The controller is used to retrieve data from a model and make that data available for a view.
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Windows Phone 7 Programming @ebook.laku-abis.com

The book targets mainly experienced mobile application developers with Android and iOS programming background. The audience may include:
- Industry professionals such as software architects and engineers with Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), device handset makers, and mobile operators College students who have built iOS and Android applications
- Freelance software developers who want to make a fortune with their mobile applications

HTML 5 @ebook.laku-abis.com

HTML5: Everyone’s using it, nobody knows what it is. I realize that sounds more like a line out of an existential movie — maybe Waiting for Godot or a screenplay by Sartre — than a statement about HTML5. But it’s really the truth: most of the people using HTML5 are treating it as HTML4+, or even worse, HTML4 (and some stuff they don’t use). adsense, WU, HF, FS, MU
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Android Programming Tutorial @ebook.laku-abis.com

This book is a collection of tutorials, walking you through developing Android applications, from the simplest “Hello, world!” to applications using many advanced Android APIs. Since this book only supplies tutorials, you will want something beyond it as a reference guide. That could be simply the Android SDK documentation, available with your SDK installation or online. It could be the other books in the CommonsWare Android series. Or, it could be another Android book – a list of currently-available Android books can be found on the Android Programming knol. What you do not want to do is attempt to learn all of Android solely from these tutorials, as they will demonstrate the breadth of the Android API but not its depth.
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