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Dennis Ritchie at AT&T Bell Laboratories pioneered the C programming language in
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popularity and support until the late 1970s.This was because, until that time, C compilers
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Microsoft’s principal data access technology, ADO.NET Entity Framework, has had
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Framework (O’Reilly). In 2010, Microsoft .NET 4 was released, containing the... | | Programming Entity Framework: Code First
Microsoft’s principal data access technology, ADO.NET Entity Framework, has had
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The recognition that chemicals in food, whatever their origin, might
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food regulations at the beginning of the century were primarily aimed at
prevention of adulteration and fraud rather than directed at consumer
safety. It is only in the second half of the century... | | Practice Standard for Work Breakdown Structures: Second Edition
The Project Management Institute, Inc. (PMI) standards and guideline publications,
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consensus standards development process. This process brings together volunteers
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In four years on Facebook, I gained 453 friends. In four months on Google+, I have
10,141 followers. In the course of this book, you'll learn everything I know about G+
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SQL and Relational Theory: How to Write Accurate SQL Code
This edition differs from its predecessor in a number of ways. The overall objective remains the same, of course—
using SQL relationally is still the emphasis—but the text has been revised throughout to reflect, among other things,
experience gained from teaching live seminars based on the first edition.
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If you’re reading this book, you’re probably a web designer who has heard of Drupal,
wants to get started with it, and may have even tried it out a couple of times. And you
might be frustrated because even if you’re used to code, Drupal has thrown you a major
learning curve that you hadn’t expected.... | | Bionanotechnology: Lessons from Nature
Today is the most exciting time to be working in nanotechnology, and bionanotechnology
in particular. Chemistry, biology, and physics have revealed
an immense amount of information on molecular structure and
function, and now we are poised to make use of it for atomic-level engineering.
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