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AngularJS Fundamental Concepts for Building Web Applications: Part 4
Nov 6, 2014
In the concluding article of a four-part series, Jesse Smith shows you how to use web forms with AngularJS to submit data to a back-end database.
Animating in Dreamweaver MX with Timelines
Sep 26, 2002
Even experienced Dreamweaver users don't know how to use timelines. Many don't even know they exist! Yes, you can move objects around the screen with Dreamweaver. Learn how to create cool effects right in HTML.
Animating with the New Flash Professional 8 Filters
Jun 2, 2006
Flash Professional 8 now includes a cool collection of image-compositing effects called blending modes and image special effects called filters. Join James Gonzalez on a hands-on journey of animating the new filters to create sophisticated, eye-catching graphic effects.
Animation the Old-Fashioned Way with Flash MX
Aug 23, 2002
This is the first chapter where you get your hands dirty animating. Instead of jumping right into the tweening features, you start by using Flash to apply age-old techniques that make for effective animations.
Antibugging in Perl
Jul 13, 2001
Antibugging describes a set of programming techniques that minimize the probability of introducing a bug to a program at design time or input. You could also call it defensive programming. In this chapter from Perl Debugged, the authors come up with ...
Apache Hadoop YARN Install Quick Start
Mar 31, 2014
Although motivated by the needs of large clusters, YARN is capable of running on a single cluster node or desktop machine. The instructions in this chapter will allow you to install and explore Apache Hadoop version 2 with YARN on a single machine.
Apache Hadoop YARN: A Brief History and Rationale
Mar 24, 2014
This chapter provides a historical account of why and how Apache Hadoop YARN came about.
Application Design in PHP: A Real-Life Example
Jan 30, 2004
This chapter will give you an in-depth view of a real-time chat server application implemented in PHP, similar to an extended software case study.
Applying AJAX to a PHP App to Make It Highly Responsive
Mar 20, 2014
AJAX is rapidly becoming an integral part of websites. It not only provides better interactivity but also reloads the dynamic content of web pages quicker than traditional web pages. Learn to apply AJAX in PHP applications to enhance interaction between the user and application.
Applying UML and Patterns: Mapping Designs to Code
Nov 2, 2009
Craig Larman shows you how to map design artifacts to code in an object-oriented language.
Applying UML and Patterns: UML Class Diagrams
Nov 2, 2009
This chapter provides a reference for frequently used UML class diagram notation.
Approaches to Content Management
Sep 28, 2001
Managing web assets is easy if you follow one of the four approaches in this article by Russell Nakano. Whether your web site is small or large, you’ll find a suitable approach here.
Architecting a SharePoint 2013 Deployment
Sep 23, 2013
This chapter covers SharePoint 2013 design and architecture. The structural components of SharePoint are explained and compared. Server roles, database design decisions, and application server placement are discussed. This chapter focuses specifically on physical SharePoint infrastructure and design.
Are You Prepared for the Semantic Web?
Sep 16, 2010
James Mathewson explains what the Semantic Web is and why Semantic Web-enabled pages will soon be a big competitive advantage for you and your company.
Argument Passing in Ruby
Feb 18, 2015
How does Ruby pass objects to methods? How do actual arguments get mapped into formal arguments? Peter J. Jones, author of Effective Ruby: 48 Specific Ways to Write Better Ruby, examines all sides of the great 'call-by-value or call-by-reference' argument-passing debate.
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Jan 1, 2003
ASP.NET 2.0 Security
Dec 10, 2004
This chapter outlines some of the new security features included in ASP.NET 2.0. Many of these new features were added to address problems developers were forced to address in previous releases.
ASP.NET 2.0: Is It Really This Easy?
Sep 1, 2006
To give you a feel for the way all the new features of ASP.NET 2.0 combine to provide the overall development experience, this chapter presents a scenario-based demonstration focused on a day in the life of a developer who is in the process of fulfilling the requirements of a fictional customer.
ASP.NET Compilation Models
Oct 26, 2007
Learn how ASP.NET applications are compiled.
ASP.NET Custom Controls
Nov 13, 2003
ASP.NET's custom controls pick up where User Controls leave off, providing greater flexibility, reusability, and a better design time experience, but with some added complexity. This chapter shows you some of the most common server-control techniques.

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