Here is an programming
ebook site containing 31 ebooks covering C++, Java,
Linux, LDAP, PHP, and Shell programming.
Topics for these eBooks:
- C++ and C Programming
- C++ Network Programming
- Java Programming
- LDAP Programming
- Linux Shell Scripting
- Linux Programming
- PHP Scripting
- MySQL and PHP
- Fortran 90
- Algorithms
Here are Jim Miller's two Web
Services and Common Language Runtime Presentations, located
at mit.edu. Dr. Miller, who works as a Lead Program Manager for
Microsoft Corporation, explains the concept of Web Services and the
Common Language Runtime (CLR) in two separate presentations, the first
flowing to concepts presented in the second. These presentations help
you understand more
about these two concepts using source code and examples from Microsoft
Stack.
This first section outlines problems of the web in terms of interaction
between multiple applications and explains how this issue can be
overcome using Web Services. Dr. Miller talks about the various
distributed technologies that have emerged over the years, which
include Web Services. He also explains how to utilize Web Services and
various other standards, simplifying it with source code and industry
examples.
Web Services Presentation I:
- Web
Services Part I (html)
- Web
Services Part I (ppt)
In the second section, Dr. Miller discusses the various web development
tools available to develop web applications using web services. The
first few slides of the presentations help us to understand how a web
service can be used in traditional web applications using the HTML,
ASP.Net, Scripting, UDDI,WSDL,SOAP etc. This seciton also covers the
.Net Common Language Runtime architecture and the .NET
execution model for managed and unmanaged code, along with details
about native code, IL code and Meta data and mapping these with
AAP.net and WSDL, etc.
Given below are 51
Web Development Tutorials at devhood.mit.edu.
Irrespective of whether you are a beginner learning the basics of Web
Development, or an expert trying to find an innovative solution to a
problem, these web development tutorials will essentially guide you in
both aspects.
The topics covered here are vast and varied, and include HTML, DHTML,
CSS, CGI, ASP, PHP, Perl, Java, Javascript and XML.
Each of these topic has multiple, easy-to-understand tutorials, and
they should get you up to speed in no time.
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Here are 13 Web Services Tutorials at devhood.mit.edu.
These Web Services tutorials will familiarize you with the need for Web
Services, its benefits and how to go about developing enterprise
applications. It also explains in detail how to create XML Web Services
with C++ and with the use of an existing COM component.
Web Services tutorials also introduce the concept of Service-Oriented
Architecture (SOA), which is responsible for grouping functionality
with business process and bind them together to form interoperable
services.
Here are 10 VB .NET Tutorials at devhood.mit.edu to leverage the power of VB .NET to build
applications for different technologies. Visual Basic .Net (VB .Net) is
the newest evolution of Visual Basic and part of the .Net suite of
application development tools extends traditional VB capabilities to
include structured exception handling, method overloading, inheritance
and more. The VB.Net extended capabilities make it easy to create .Net
applications which include windows applications, Web Services and web
applications. These VB .Net tutorials will provide you with tips to get
you up and going to start working with this language.
Here you can find lots of C# Tutorials at devhood.mit.edu to learn
the C# programming basics to C#
advanced. C# (pronounced C Sharp) is a programming language developed
by Microsoft and is part of the .NET suite of developer tools for
application development. C# is simple to use and is heavily influenced
by Java. Besides Microsoft’s native Visual Studio, there are many
development tools such as SharpDevelop (which is an open source editor
for C#), MonoDevelop (also an open source editor for Linux) and
QuickSharp 2008, to name a few.
These C# tutorials also guide you through the importance of
object-oriented concepts and design patterns
in C# programming.
The 19 Database Tutorials below are found at devhood.mit.edu and explain how to access and work with
databases using C#, VB and XML.
Put simply, databases are a collection of records that are structured
to meet a specific standard. These, for example, may be records of
employees, payroll or even an inventory. Various applications are
allowed to manipulate the data stored in a database. These applications
can be written in a variety of languages with each language having its
own interface to connect to a database. These database tutorials will
provide you with tips to get you up and going to start working with
database programming.
