up questions.
These were smart kids, mind you: usually top computer science graduates
and plenty of experienced programmers. But for all their coding
skills, they didn’t really know the first thing about making a business
Which is OK. They’ll learn. It’s not that hard.
Software security is gaining momentum as security professionals realize that computer
security is really all about making software behave. The publication of Building Secure
Software in 2001 (Viega and McGraw) unleashed a number of related books that have
crystallized software security as a critical field. Already, security professionals, software
developers, and business leaders are resonating with the message and asking for more.
This best-selling, easy to read book offers the most complete discussion on the theories and principles behind today's most advanced communications systems. Throughout, Haykin emphasizes the statistical underpinnings of communication theory in a complete and detailed manner. Readers are guided though topics ranging from pulse modulation and passband digital transmission to random processes and error-control coding. The fifth edition has also been revised to include an extensive treatment of digital communications....
This book explains the basic components, technologies used, and operation of IS-95 CDMA systems. You will discover why mobile telephone service providers have upgraded from 1st generation analog systems to more efficient and feature rich 2nd generation system. You will also discover how 2nd generation systems are gradually evolving into 3rd generation broadband multimedia systems. This book starts with the system components and basic services that the IS-95 CDMA system can provide.
No programmer, no matter how good (s)he is, writes bug−free code all the time. And so, most programming
languages come with built−in capabilities to catch errors and take remedial action. This action could be
something as simple as displaying an error message, or as complex as heating your computer's innards until
they burst into flame (just kidding!)
Over the next couple of pages, we're going to look at some of the error−management techniques available in
JSP, and also demonstrate some of the JSP directives used to integrate standalone JavaBeans into your JSP
Một trong những điều tốt nhất về cách sử dụng Mozilla như là một khuôn khổ phát triển ứng dụng là bạn không cần phải tham gia bằng nguồn Mozilla code để tạo ra một ứng dụng Mozilla. Một Mozilla nhị phân đơn giản mà bạn tải về và cài đặt là nền tảng phát triển duy nhất mà bạn cần. Bạn có thể tạo và sử dụng hầu hết các thủ tục và các mẫu mô tả trong cuốn sách này với một phiên bản biên dịch sẵn của trình duyệt. ...
Ever since Sun Microsystems (aka "the dot in dot−com") came up with Java, the geeks have been screaming
themselves hoarse about the wonders of this technology. Terms like "platform−independent code" and "write
once, run anywhere" have been given so much airplay that even novice Java developers are aware of them,
and the language is also popular with talk−show pundits and Internet consultants, who tout it as the solution to
almost all problems of cross−platform compatibility.
The Developer exam is challenging. There are a lot of complex design issues to consider, and a host of advanced Java technologies to understand and implement correctly. The exam assessors work under very strict guidelines. You can create the most brilliant application ever to grace a JVM, but if you don’t cross your t’s and dot your i’s the assessors have no choice but to deduct crucial (and sometimes substantial) points from your project.
There are several key aspects of GUI design that you need to consider when designing and implementing the GUI for your project. At a high level, they can be broken down into two main areas of focus:
1. Designing the GUI to be usable and friendly from the end user’s perspective. 2. Designing and implementing the GUI to be reliable, and maintainable from the programmer’s perspective.
This chapter will focus almost entirely on the first point—ease of use for the end user