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Chances are you’re one of the 750 million or so users of
Facebook, or maybe you’ve tried Twitter or another
social network. Google has responded to the lively interest
in social networking with one of its own called Google+ (also
known as “Google Plus” or even just “g+”), and Google+ is... |  |  |
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This book is aimed at freshman, sophomores, and juniors in college who
are even remotely interested in some of the current applications of
mathematics to the real world. The difficulty with most of the other linear
programming books on the market is that they are high end books, written
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 What's New in Adobe AIR 3
This book will detail the various enhancements, new functionalities, and general improvements
available in this version of the Adobe AIR runtime. Each item is explained
in detail, and when possible, a series of screen captures and a full code example will be
provided, enabling you to both grasp the new feature in a visual way, and... |  |  Introducing HTML5 (2nd Edition)
Welcome to the second edition of the Remy & Bruce show. Since the first edition of this book came out in July 2010, much has changed: support for HTML5 is much more widespread; Internet Explorer 9 finally came out; Google Chrome announced it would drop support for H.264 video; Opera experimented with video streaming... |  |  iOS Development using MonoTouch Cookbook
Technology is advancing quite rapidly. Portable devices, such as media players, smartphones, and tablets, have brought huge advancements and changes in the way people communicate, share, and consume digital content. Developers need to be up-to-date with the available platforms these devices work on, if they want to be "part of the... |
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