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Designing Interface @ebook.laku-abis.com

So there’s nothing really new in here. If you’ve done any web or UI design, or even thought much about it, you should say, “Oh, right, I know what that is” to most of these patterns. But a few of them might be new to you, and some of the familiar ones may not be part of your usual design repertoire. These patterns work for both desktop and web-based applications. Many patterns also apply to such digital devices as palmtops, cell phones, and TV-based devices like digital recorders. Ordinary web sites might also benefit, but I’ll talk more about that topic in the next section.

Create Great iPhone Photos @ebook.laku-abis.com

As everyone knows, the iPhone is far more than a phone. It’s an e-book reader, a gaming device, a music player, and even a tool for banking and blogging. And it’s a camera, too—a rather extraordinary one. Millions now use the iPhone camera as their camera of choice, snapping images of their buddies’ hijinks, their kids’
birthdays, and just about anything else crossing their line of vision. But it’s one thing to use the iPhone for occasional snapshots and another to explore the wondrous possibilities of iPhone photography. @ebook.laku-abis.com

Code in the Cloud @ebook.laku-abis.com

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Blackberry Java Application Development @ebook.laku-abis.com

The BlackBerry family of devices has long been the undisputed king of e-mail for business professionals. In recent years, the company that makes BlackBerry handhelds, Research In Motion (RIM), has been making devices targeted more towards consumers with devices such as the Storm and Pearl. Because of this shift the demand for quality applications has exploded in recent years. The creation of the BlackBerry App World has only fueled this growth and the size of the opportunity. According to recent statistics, the BlackBerry App World has the fewest number of titles and the highest average cost, all of which means there is a big opportunity here! Blackberry Java Application Development

Beginning SmartPhone Web Development @ebook.laku-abis.com

Mobile is a totally new medium. Best practices from the desktop world simply do not apply. The unique attributes of the mobile device, ecosystem and user require new best practices for Mobile Web development.

ASP.NET MVC 2 Cookbook @ebook.laku-abis.com

This book is particularly written for web developers looking to transfer their knowledge from the ASP.NET web forms way of doing things to the ASP.NET MVC framework. As this book targets readers of various experience levels, you should be able to find recipes of a basic, intermediate, and advanced nature. Regardless of your experience level, each recipe will walk you through the solution in a step-by-step manner that anyone should be able to follow.
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Advanced Blackberry 6 Development @ebook.laku-abis.com

Carrying a BlackBerry used to speak volumes about a person. When you saw someone tapping at that wide keyboard with both thumbs, you could safely assume that the owner was a businessperson, and that the person’s time was so valuable that he or she couldn’t afford to be out of touch from the office for even a moment. Today, you can no longer make that assumption. BlackBerry 6 and other recent releases have played up the devices’ power, connectivity, and media capabilities. Now these devices are carried by teenagers, surfers, knitters—seemingly everyone. Anyone who has experienced that large screen, that expansive keyboard, and that powerful processor will not contentedly return to a crammed phone with a multi-tap dial pad.

iPhone Application Development @ebook.laku-abis.com

Over the past four years, Apple has changed the way we think about mobile computing. The iOS Platform has changed the way that we, the public, think about our mobile computing devices. With full-featured applications and an interface architecture that demonstrates that small screens can be effective workspaces, the iPhone has become the smartphone of choice for users and developers alike.
Part of what makes the iPhone such a success is the combination of an amazing interface and an effective software distribution method. With Apple, the user experience is key. The iOS is designed to be controlled with your fingers rather by using a stylus or keypad. The applications are “natural” and fun to use, instead of looking and behaving like a clumsy port of a desktop app. Everything from interface to application performance and battery lifehas been considered. The same cannot be said for the competition.
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MultiMobile Development - Building application for iPhone and Android

In 2001, I set up a web site called .NET 247 (www.dotnet247.com/) that at the time achieved some success
in the community that had sprung up around Microsoft’s new software development toolset. The premise of the site was to help me as a developer migrate my knowledge from pre-.NET technologies (Win32, MFC, classic ASP, etc.) over to .NET. I found it frustrating that spinning up a thread or opening a file would be a few seconds’ work prior to .NET, but in .NET it took hours of research.
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MultiMobile Development – Building application for iPhone and Android

Pro.SharePoint.2010.Business.Intelligence.Solutions - ebook.laku-abis.com

In working with SharePoint and with BI, we frequently found that there was no single source of information that could address the needs of both DBAs and SharePoint administrators and developers. In fairness, given the pace of the technology we deal with, it’s very difficult to find that one superhero who knows it all. But, in order to deliver solutions with these modern platforms, we sort of do need to know it all. We need to know core BI concepts as well as core SharePoint BI concepts. SharePoint is becoming the de facto choice for delivery of BI products for Microsoft. With SharePoint 2010, Microsoft introduced Visio Services, Business Connectivity Services, Reporting Services, a much-revamped Excel Services, and to top the cake, a completely revamped PerformancePoint Services. Pro.SharePoint.2010.Business.Intelligence.Solutions