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This book began life as a comparatively short chapter in a book called Database in Depth: Relational Theory for
Practitioners (O’Reilly, 2005). That book was superseded by SQL and Relational Theory: How to Write Accurate
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When I first got into web development, all the way back in 2002, a tool like WordPress did not exist yet. As a matter of fact, it wouldn’t be until almost a year later that WordPress would be released to the public for the first time; not that I was ready to use WordPress at initial release. I actually didn’t start using it... | | Information Security: Principles and Practice
Now updated—your expert guide to twenty-first century information security
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An Introduction to Numerical Analysis
This introduction to numerical analysis was written for students in mathematics,
the physical sciences, and engineering, at the upper undergraduate to beginning
graduate level. Prerequisites for using the text are elementary calculus, linear
algebra, and an introduction to differential equations. The student's level of... | | Professional Scrum Development with Microsoft Visual Studio 2012
By 2001, the software industry was in trouble—more projects were failing than
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Customers began demanding contracts with penalties, and increasingly
sending work offshore. Some software developers, though, had increasing success with
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Shimon was a great computer scientist who inspired generations of Israeli
stutents and young researchers, including many future leaders of theoretical
computer science.
He was a master at creating combinatorial algorithms, constructions, and
proofs. He always sought the simplest and most lucid solutions. Because... |
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