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November 13, 2009

Web Technology Talks

Here are some excellent Web Technology Talks, available at CDATA Zone. These talks cover various web technologies, including web services, XML, PHP, SOAP, SOA, and digital identity. All of these topics are drafted either in a pdf or a PowerPoint presentation. These user friendly slides contain screenshots which help make understanding and learning these technologies easier.


 - Working with Web Services
 - Advanced XML and Web Services in PHP
 - Who am I? The Age of the Digital Identity
 - Advanced XML and Web Services in PHP
 - Digital Identity
 - SOAP Tips, Tricks & Tools
 - Advanced XML and Web Services in PHP
 - Working With Web Services
 - XML Encryption and Authentication
 - Streaming XML
 - Streaming XML
 - XML Encryption and Authentication
 - Advanced XML with PHP 5
 - Who am I? The Age of the Digital Identity
 - SOA: Beyond The Hype
 - Who am I? The Age of the Digital Identity
 - Web Services and SOA Web Services and SOA
 - Who am I? The Age of the Digital Identity
 - Robert Richards
 - Introduction to PHP 5

Popularity: 2% [?]


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    Filed under: Best New Free Computer IT Training Tutorial Resources — computer_teacher @ 9:42 pm


    October 26, 2009

    Programming Tutorials and eBooks

    Here are many Programming Tutorials and eBooks, hosted at Arab American University. These programming ebooks and tutorials will help you learn most of the popular programming languages. After going through these you will be able to understand and apply tips, tricks, and techniques to effectively use in your programming and code development. Programming languages that are covered here include C++, Perl, Java, EJB, C#, VB .NET, Assembly, UML, and XML. All of these ebooks and programming learning materials can be used as references by both novice and expert developers. They are in pdf format. Here is a small number of these programming ebooks and tutorials:


     - Flash MX ActionScript ebook
     - Java ebook  Java ebook 2
     - Intoduction to Java
     - Java 2 Network Security
     - C++ ebook
     - Borland C++ ebook
     - Perl ebook  Perl ebook 2
     - Java Programming Handbook
     - Enterprise JavaBeans  EJB ebook 2
     - Developer's Guide
     - Assembly Language 32-bit
     - Thinking in C++, 2nd ed
     - Thinking in Java, 2nd Edition
     - JBuilder ebook
     - Building Applications with JBuilder
     - Linux Administrators Security Guide
     - Developing opentools
     - VB .Net Programming Guide
     - C# and dotNet Developer guide
     - C# building .NET applications
     - Visual Basic .NET ebook
     - Web Application Development
     - Web Services Development
     - MCSD Study Guide
     - Java Programming Language, Part 1
     - Java Programming Language, Part 2

    Popularity: 7% [?]


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    October 12, 2009

    Web Information Systems Course

    Here is an informative Web Information Systems Course at Cornell University. This Web Information Systems course explains building information systems on the World Wide Web. These course lecture notes cover markup languages, web services, protocols, ontology and knowledge modeling languages, semi-structured data parsing, and manipulation. This Web Information Systems course also includes readings, critical reviews, and technical projects that build expertise in tools and mechanisms for presenting and organizing information.


    Web Information Systems Lecture Notes:

     - Lecture Notes: Course Introduction - Points on a Spectrum
     - Lecture Notes: Coherence and Invisibility: The Library Behind the Curtain
     - Lecture Notes: Internet and Web: History, Politics, Standards
     - Lecture Notes: Architecture of the World Wide Web
     - Lecture Notes: Content: What is stuff
     - Lecture Notes: Identifiers
     - Lecture Notes: Markup Language
     - Examples: Markup Language
     - Lecture Notes: Namespaces and XML Schema
     - Examples: Namespaces and XML Schema
     - Lecture Notes: Manipulating XML (XPath and XSLT)
     - Examples: Manipulating XML (XPath and XSLT)
     - Lecture Notes: XSLT (2)
     - Examples: XSLT (2)
     - Lecture Notes: XSLT 3
     - Examples: XSLT 3
     - Lecture Notes: Syndication and Mashups
     - Assignment: Project 1 Overview
     - Examples: Project 1 Overview
     - Lecture Notes: Web Publishing and Editing (Atom Publication Protocol)
     - Lecture Notes: Semantic Web: Knowledge Representation on the Web
     - Lecture Notes: Semantic Web Basics (RDF)
     - Lecture Notes: RDF Meta Model and RDF Schema
     - Lecture Notes: Description Logics and Web Ontology Language
     - Lecture Notes: Inference and Querying Triple Stores(cont.)
     - Examples: Inference and Querying Triple Stores(cont.)
     - Lecture Notes: Building and Testing Ontologies with Protege and Racer
     - Lecture Notes: Building and Testing Ontologies with Protege and Racer (2)
     - Lecture Notes: Microformats and RDF-A
     - Lecture Notes: Compound Information Objects
     - Lecture Notes: Scholarly Communication, Escholarship, repositories
     - Lecture Notes: Longevity and Preservation of Digital Information

    Popularity: 5% [?]


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    September 24, 2009

    2 Web and Ajax Programming Tutorials

    Here are 2 Web and Ajax Programming Tutorials, located at library.igcar.gov.in. These web development tutorials explain Web 2.0 programming and Ajax programming. Some of the interesting topics that are covered by these are Rich Internet Application technologies, why do we use Ajax, and some some key aspects of Web 2.0.


    Web 2.0 Programming Web 2.0 Programming using AJAX & using AJAX & Blueprints  (pdf, 534 Kb, 60 pages)
    This Ajax tutorial explains the necessity of creating interactive web applications (or rich Internet applications) more efficiently, and thereby adding the power of AJAX to your websites.

     - What is Web 2.0?
     - What is Rich User Experience?
     - Rich Internet Application (RIA) Technologies
     - AJAX: Real-life examples
     - What is and Why AJAX?
     - Technologies used in AJAX
     - AJAX usage cases
     - Anatomy of AJAX interaction
     - Toolkits


    Web 2.0 To Go  (pdf, 134 Kb, 16 pages)
    This tutorial gives a brief guide and overview of Web 2.0, in relation to the recent intersection of Web technologies, content and communities.

     - Background
     - Definition
     - Web 2.0: Some Key Aspects
     - Web 2.0 Sites
     - Bookmarks
     - Word 2.0
     - Music
     - Cataloguing Records
     - Video
     - Social Networking
     - News Stories
     - The Virtual World
     - Information Mashups
     - Blogs
     - Wikis
     - Podcasts
     - Library 2.0
     - National Library of New Zealand School Services: Web 2.0
     - Upgrade now! Web 3.0
     - Conclusion
     - Notes
     - Bibliography

    Popularity: 7% [?]


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    August 9, 2009

    2 Web Design Tutorials for Programmers

    Here are two Web Design Tutorials: Design for Developers and Web Design for Programmers, hosted at New Auburn Personal Computer Services. These two Web design tutorials will help you to create successful web sites and web applications, along with getting you familiar with the process and tools involved with developing a functional and attractive site/application. The first tutorial is illustrated using presentation slides, and the second one is illustrated as an e-book. Both tutorials are in pdf format.


    Design for Developers  (224 Kb, 34 pages)
    This course is meant to be a hands-on experience. The goal is to get you familiar with the process and the tools involved in developing a functional, attractive site or application. Various hands-on examples are illustrated using the help of Photoshop, Dreamweaver, and CSS.

     - Introduction
     - Layout
     - Choosing Colors
     - Fonts
     - Logo Design with Illustrator
     - Mocking up with Photoshop
     - Building the HTML
     - Graphics on the Web
     - CSS
     - Accessibility
     - Resources
     - Notes


    Web Design for Programmers  (2.48 Mb, 83 pages)
    This tutorial explains you about basic color theory, learning how to choose colors, basic typography, learning how to choose fonts, basic layouts, how to mock up a site in Photoshop and basic XHTML and CSS. Also covered are building a logo that can scale using Illustrator and building a mockup of the site in Photoshop

     - Quick Disclaimers
     - We are going to learn stuff
     - We’re gonna build stuff
     - Good vs. Bad Design
      -  Bad Design
     - Good Design
     - Design is more than pretty colors!
     - Commandments
     - Basics of Layout
     - Navigation
     - Gather information
     - Sketch your stuff
     - Doesn’t have to be pretty
     - Get inspired!
     - Sketching Guidelines
      - Color
     - What is Color
     - Basic Color Theory
     - Color Schemes
     - Monochromatic
     - Analogous
     - Complimentary
     - Technical Color Selection
     - Photographs
     - Natural Color Selection
     - Choose a color scheme
     - Typography
     - Font types
     - Monospaced
     - Legibility
     - Fonts and Style
     - The Baseline Grid
     - Limited Options
     - No Grid Used
     - Grid Used
     - Basics of a Grid
     - Units of Measure
     - Logo Design
     - Designing a Logo
     - Learning to Draw with Illustrator
     - Make a Logo
     - Mockup with Photoshop
     - HTML Basics
     - Semantic Markup
     - Tables
     - HTML Tags
     - Block level tags
     - Inline Elements
     - Scope
     - Valid markup
     - Block vs Inline Elements
     - Doctype
     - Create Your HTML Page
     - Validation
     - CSS Basics
     - A CSS Rule
     - Types of Stylesheets
     - Inline Styles
     - Inline Stylesheet
     - External Stylesheets
     - Media Types
     - Selectors
     - Selectors by HTML Elements
     - Selectors by Class Name
     - Selectors by ID Name
     - Guidelines for use
     - Grouping
     - Scoping
     - Layout.css
     - Resetting
     - Web Graphics
     - Style.css
     - Optimizing Images
     - Accessibility
     - How?
     - Questions
     - Follow up

    Popularity: 5% [?]


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    Filed under: Best New Free Computer IT Training Tutorial Resources — computer_teacher @ 5:21 pm


    July 31, 2009

    45,000 Free Computer Book Chapters

    Here is a google search on four different technical and computer book publishers that returns over 45,000 free computer book chapters. These resources cover a wide variety of topics and areas. To narrow your search and focus in on what you're looking for, just add your keyword(s) to this search, in the front, before the site:publisher keywords. I have given you some links for several topics below to get you started.


     - Ajax
     - GWT (Google Web Toolkit)
     - JavaScript
     - C++ programming
     - C# programming
     - ASP .Net
     - PHP
     - Flex
     - Rich Internet Application
     - Agile Development
     - MySQL
     - Oracle
     - SQL Server
     - Linux
     - Windows 2008
     - A+ Certification
     - Network+ Certification
     - Cisco
     - MCSE
     - MCSD
     

    Popularity: 14% [?]


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    July 21, 2009

    15 Easy-To-Follow Lessons in Web Design and Development

    Here is a short ebook from Ace Web Solutions titled "Let’s Learn Something - 15 Short and Easy-To-Follow Lessons in Web Design and Development". This book was written with both the novice and expert in mind. It aims to highlight various “gotchas” that the author has encountered during the course of his career. Here is the direct link to this pdf ebook (26 pages, 113kb).


    Contents of 15 Short and Easy-To-Follow Lessons in Web Design and Development:

    Lesson 1: The Box Model
    Lesson 2: CSS Positioning
    Lesson 3: Coding to your top 5 priorities
    Lesson 4: DIV tags and Setting Heights
    Lesson 5: Tables are so 1990s
    Lesson 6: Much Ado about DocTypes
    Lesson 7: To List or not to List
    Lesson 8: A Lesson in Website Optimization
    Lesson 9: CSS Resetting
    Lesson 10: TRouBLe TRouBLes
    Lesson 11: Coding to Web Standards
    Lesson 12: CSS Rollovers vs Image Rollovers
    Lesson 13: Website Architecture
    Lesson 14: Are you in LoVe? HA!
    Lesson 15: Testing/Quality Assurance
    Appendix

    Popularity: 9% [?]


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    June 6, 2009

    Online Computer and Programming Books

    Here are many freely available online computer and programming books, in several areas, as listed below.


    Topics covered by these online computer books:

     - Java programming
     - Enterprise Java
     - Perl
     - Networking
     - Unix
     - Web Development
     - Web Design
     - Oracle PL/SLQ
     - XML
     - Linux
     - Red Hat Linux
     - Apache
     - Python programming
     - C++ Programming
     - Ruby
     - VB .Net
     - ASP .Net
     - MCSE

    Popularity: 12% [?]


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    Filed under: Free Computer and I.T. Books — computer_teacher @ 9:51 pm


    May 12, 2009

    XML, GWT, and PHP Tutorial from IBM Developworks

    Here is an excellent XML, GWT, and PHP Tutorial at ibm.com/developerworks that explains the bridge between GWT and PHP using XML. Applications created using GWT (Google Web Toolkit) uses PHP web services to send and receive information in XML. GWT allows the creation and access of servlets in Java through which data can be passed between clients and servers. GWT does not limit communication with such servlets, but can freely communicate with almost all types of web services. This web development tutorial discusses and demonstrates these concepts in detail. You can also download (pdf) this tutorial, titled XML: The bridge between GWT and PHP Tutorial.


    A test application
    This section provides a step-by-step explanation to create a simple applications using XML, PHP and the Google Web Toolkit (GWT). This example shows how to use XML as a bridge between PHP and GWT.

    Sending XML with PHP
    This section uses a simple form to send XML data using PHP. The XML data that is sent is used to demonstrate XML’s many capabilities.

    Processing XML with GWT
    Google Web Toolkit provides the XMLParser for reading and writing XML. For this section, the GWT documentation is provided for further reference.

    Sending XML with GWT
    Applications in GWT allow users to edit various fields and then send this updated data back to the database. This section discusses two algorithms used to send XML with GWT.

    Reading XML in PHP
    This section discusses how XML data can be read and manipulated in PHP using elements of arrays or directly, as attributes of the XML object.

    Conclusion
    The conclusion explains the relation between XML, GWT and PHP.

    Downloads
    The code that is used for the examples for all the sections discussed above are available for download here.

    Resources
    Further learning material and additional resources for XML, GWT and PHP are provided here.

    Popularity: 8% [?]


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    Filed under: Best New Free Computer IT Training Tutorial Resources — computer_teacher @ 8:14 pm


    April 8, 2009

    500 Computer and Progamming eBooks

    Here is an ftp repository containing over 500 Computer and Progamming eBooks, in pdf and chm formats. The topics and areas covered by these computer and programming ebooks are listed below. This site is working fine at this time, but may become busy as it becomes known.


    eBook Topics:

     - Java Programming
     - Java Certification
     - Java Algorithms
     - Wireless and Bluetooth Java
     - Java Performance and Security
     - JSP, Java Servlets, EJB, JDBC
     - C++ Programming
     - C++ Network Programming
     - JavaScript
     - PHP Programming
     - SOAP and Web Services
     - Perl Programming
     - Python Programming
     - XML, XSLT
     - Linux Administration, LAMP
     - Red Hat Linux, Debian Linux
     - Linux Networking, Beowulf Cluster
     - Unix, Solaris
     - Shell Scripting
     - Apache Modules Perl and C
     - Networking, TCP-IP
     - Assembly Language
     - SQL
     - MySQL
     - PostgreSQL
     - DB2 Database
     - Oracle Database
     - Oracle Applications
     - SQL Server
     - Windows Server 2003
     - Windows XP
     - C Sharp (C#) Programming
     - ASP .NET, ADO .Net
     - dotNET (.NET) Programming with Security
     - Visual Basic .NET
     - Windows Forms Programming
     - Active Directory
     - MCSA, MCCE 70-293 70-298 70-299
     - MCAD, MCSD
     - PC Hardware

    Popularity: 13% [?]


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    Filed under: Free Computer and I.T. Books — computer_teacher @ 8:46 pm


    April 2, 2009

    20 Computer and Web Programming eBooks

    Here are 20 Computer and Web Programming eBooks, covering the following topics.  Separate directories on this site contain 6 XML ebooks3 Linux ebooks, and 4 web services ebooks.


    eBook Topics:

     - Java Programming
     - Java Data Structures
     - SOAP
     - XSLT
     - XML
     - JSP
     - Java Web Services
     - Web Services Programming and SOAP
     - ASP.NET
     - SCJP
     - Linux
     - Debian Linux
     - Visual Studio 2005
     - Algorithms

    Popularity: 10% [?]


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    Filed under: Free Computer and I.T. Books — computer_teacher @ 8:21 pm


    Web Programming Tutorials

    Here are Web Programming Tutorials from alistapart.com, covering Scripting (JavaScript and Ajax), Server Side (Ruby on Rails and Ajax), and XML. Client and Server Side Scripting is important when it comes to handling requests and responses to and from the client (browser) and the web server, while XML allows individual levels of customization.


    Scripting Tutorials:
    Scripting or a scripting language is a programming langauge that provides contorl of applications, either one or many. These scripting tutorials primarily provide a good coverage on Javascript and Ruby-on-Rails programming that include script enahancement and debugging, along with development in CSS.

     - Advanced Debugging with JavaScript
     - Progressive Enhancement with JavaScript
     - Progressive Enhancement with CSS
     - Understanding Progressive Enhancement
     - Test-Driven Progressive Enhancement
     - CSS Sprites2 - It's JavaScript Time
     - Getting Out of Binding Situations in JavaScript
     - Creating More Using Less Effort with Ruby on Rails
     - Getting Started with Ruby on Rails
     - Take Control of Your Maps


    Web Server Side Tutorials:
    Unlike client-side scripting, server side scripts or scripting is present on servers and generate dynamic web pages based on user requests. These tutorials start off with Ruby-on-Rails and then move onto Ajax scripting that covers the basics and move to the advanced topics.

     - A More Useful 404
     - Getting Started with Ruby on Rails
     - Creating More Using Less Effort with Ruby on Rails
     - Graceful E-Mail Obfuscation
     - Sliced and Diced Sandbags
     - Automatic Magazine Layout
     - Getting Started with Ajax
     - A Better Image Rotator
     - Smarter Image Hotlinking Prevention
     - Dynamic Text Replacement


    XML Tutorials:
    XML is a specification for creating custom markup languages. It is termed extensible since it can be extended to suit each users needs. These tutorials provide details on creating and validating Document Type Definitions (DTDs), using XML inline and explain W3C specifications. As a quick crash course, an easy-to-understand primer on XML is also provided.

     - Getting Started with Ajax
     - More About Custom DTDs
     - Validating a Custom DTD
     - Inline XML
     - Using XML
     - Fix Your Site With the Right DOCTYPE!
     - Understanding Web Services
     - What the Hell is XML?
     - How to Read W3C Specs
     - This HTML Kills: Thoughts on Web Accessibility

    Popularity: 7% [?]


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    April 1, 2009

    Open Source Programming and Computer eBooks

    Here are many Technical and Programming ebooks for open source development technologies and platforms, as shown below. These computer ebooks are in pdf format.


    Topics covered by these Computer and Programming eBooks:

     - Java Programming
     - JavaBeans
     - JSP
     - JBoss
     - J2ME
     - Struts
     - C++ Programming
     - C Programming
     - Ruby Programming
     - Python Programming
     - Perl Programming
     - Ruby Programming
     - XML
     - Ant
     - Linux Programming
     - Linux Networking
     - Linux Administration
     - Linux Security
     - Linux iptables
     - Red Hat RHCE
     - Bash Shell Scripting
     - Unix
     - OpenBSD, FreeBSD
     - PL-SQL
     - Oracle Database
     - Apache Module programming
     - Apache and Tomcat
     - LAMP
     - PHP
     - Ajax
     - Regular Expressions
     - Web Performance
     - MySQL Database
     - PostgreSQL Database
     - DB2 Database
     - SSL
     - VPN
     - Solaris
     - Sun Networking
     - Zope
     - Snort
     - Linux and Windows Integration

    Popularity: 9% [?]


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    Filed under: Free Computer and I.T. Books — computer_teacher @ 11:04 pm


    March 17, 2009

    13 Web Services Tutorials

    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.


    Web Services Tutorials:

     -  Create and Consume a Web Service in .NET
     -  How to get Rid of your hidden internet history files (p.s sorry only for windows 95 98 )
     -  Introduction to XML for the beginner: Understanding Markup Languages
     -  Walkthrough: Creating an XML WebService using Manged Extensions for C++
     -  WalkThought: Accessing an XML web service using C++
     -  Calling Web Services Asynchronously
     -  Using an Existing COM Component to Create a Web Service
     -  Basic WSDL and how to use WSDL docs to Access a SOAP Service
     -  Random Sliding Bars in Flash 5
     -  Interoperability of Web Services (Part 2)
     -  Interoperability of Web Services: Seeing is believing
     -  Consuming a web service with command-line tools
     -  Creating and Using a Simple Web Service, Part I

    Popularity: 5% [?]


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    March 16, 2009

    51 Web Development Tutorials

    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.


    General Web Development Tutorials:

     -  Calculating date differences using JavaScript
     -  Javascript Photo Album
     -  Using PHP To Create Dynamically Driven Templates
     -  Introduction to JavaScript: Rotating Banners on your web page
     -  How to log IP's (and some other http headers) with ASP/VB
     -  Introduction to SSL for IIS5
     -  A beginners approach to creating an online webcam.
     -  Dynamic tables using XML and Internet Explorer 5 (or better)
     -  Putting a cool border around a picture
     -  PHP/MySQL Announcements
     -  Troubleshooting TCP/IP Networks
     -  PHP/MySQL Safe Query
     -  Submitting a FORM to a new window
     -  Best Practices for Securing Microsoft IIS 5 and 5.1
     -  PHP and mySQL
     -  PHP Math Processor
     -  Put Messenger Contacts on Your Site
     -  How to create an army of remote network nodes for debugging network applications
     -  Hosting Multiple Domains With IIS
     -  Parsing XML - Wired News Reader
     -  Hosting Multiple Domains With One Machine
     -  Sending Email with JavaMail
     -  Overcoming "401 Access Denied"
     -  Perl - The Basics
     -  The Basics of SSI
     -  C and C++ Compiled CGI Scripts for the Web
     -  Creating a Graphical Hit Counter In Perl
     -  Using HTML and SSI to create templates
     -  Effective use of HTML Tables
     -  More non-web uses for JavaScript...
     -  Positioning With CSS
     -  Making Coloured Scroll-bars for IE 5.5 Using CSS
     -  Set up your own name server
     -  PHP: Generating Form Result
     -  Let's have fun with basic PHP II : File Uploading with PHP
     -  XML, Part 2: XML Schemas
     -  Partitioning Large Images to Reduce Download Time
     -  Setting up SSL for your Servers and Email
     -  XML, Part 1: XML and Namespaces
     -  Intro to PHP
     -  Beginner's HTML
     -  Using Tables To Make Your Website Look More Professional
     -  Let's have fun with basic PHP I: Email address validation
     -  Flash light effect using Macromedia Flash 4.0
     -  CGI script to send mail
     -  Using JavaScript for more than just web pages can be both fun and profitable....
     -  Random positioning with javascript.
     -  CSS: Why the need, and what can it do?
     -  Basic HTML
     -  JavaScript and the DOM
     -  How to put a JavaScript into an HTML document?

    Popularity: 7% [?]


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    March 12, 2009

    .NET Web Services and CLR Presentation Slides

    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.

    Web Services Presentation II:
     - Web Services Part II (html)
     - Web Services Part II (ppt)

    Popularity: 6% [?]


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    February 27, 2009

    dotNET Framework Training Modules from MIT

    Here are 11 excellent free .NET Framework Training Modules from MIT, split into 4 training distributions A- D, as linked below. These .NET tutorials and learning lessons are professionally produced and will impart a great amount of knowledge and understanding of how to code and program using the .NET Framework, C# applications, Object-Oriented software, the CLR, .NET GUI apps, .NET Security, Web Forms with ASP.NET, and XML Web Services. These training modules will help you get going with coding in .NET, or can be used to increase your .NET programming proficiency. Each module has a tutorial with exercises and a slide presentation that can be used as a quick introduction to the concepts in the tutorial. 


    Distribution A:

    Introduction to the .NET Framework
     - Tutorial
     - Presentation

    Learning C# programming (C Sharp)
     - Tutorial
     - Presentation

    Writing Object Oriented Software with C#
     - Tutorial
     - Presentation


    Distribution B:

    Introduction to the Common Language Runtime
     - Tutorial
     - Presentation

    Working with the .NET Framework Class LibraryWriting .NET GUI Applications
     - Tutorial
     - Presentation


    Distribution C
    :

    Security and the .NET Framework
     - Tutorial
     - Presentation

    Advanced Common Language Runtime
     - Tutorial
     - Presentation

    Advanced .NET Framework Class Library
     - Tutorial
     - Presentation


    Distribution D:

    Advanced .NET GUI programming
     - Tutorial
     - Presentation

    Web Form Programming using ASP.NET
     - Tutorial
     - Presentation

    XML Web Services
     - Tutorial
     - Presentation

    Popularity: 9% [?]


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    February 19, 2009

    Computer and Technical eBooks at microsoft-java-ebooks.blogspot.com

    Here is microsoft-java-ebooks.blogspot.com, an ebook download link site for computer ebooks in pdf format covering the following topics and technologies: .NET, AJAX, Java, C# programming, C++ programming, PHP, Web Development, Database, Computer Science, 3D Animation, Algorithms, UML, Project management, Security, Data Mining, E-Commerce, Open Source, Science and Engineering.


    eBooks Categories:


    Popularity: 9% [?]


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    January 21, 2009

    The Woork Handbook: Web Dev, CSS, and Ajax

    Here is the Woork Handbook which is an ebook by Antonio Lupetti covering web design and web programming. This 133-page ebook teaches and demonstrates these web development technologies: CSS, AJAX, PHP, MooTools, Scriptaculous, SQL, and Web Database. Here is the direct download link for this ebook in pdf format.


    Table of Contents of the Woork Handbook:

    Cascade Style Sheets:
     - Useful guidelines to improve CSS coding and maintainability
     - Write a well structured CSS file without becoming crazy
     - CSS coding: semantic approach in naming convention
     - Three column fixed layout structure using CSS
     - Top Down approach to simplify your CSS code
     - Perfect pagination style using CSS
     - Clean CSS Form using CSS
     - Clean and pure CSS FORM design
     - Liquid layer with rounded corners using css
     - Liquid expandable section with rounded corners using CSS
     - Liquid styled input element with CSS
     - Clean Tab Bar Digg-like using CSS
     - Digg-like navigation bar using CSS
     - Organize and design a navigation bar for your site using CSS,
     - PHP and URL variables
     - Nice login and signup panel Newsvine-like using CSS
     - Tips to design your site for mobile devices

    Database:
     - Introduction to design a Entities-Relationship Model
     - Create tables and relationships with SQL
     - Using PHP and SQL to create tables and relationships
     - Create relationships between database table using phpMyAdmin

    Ajax:
     - Ajax basic: create your first XMLhttpRequest file
     - How to solve Internet Explorer cache issue in Ajax
     - Insert record into a database table using Ajax and PHP
     - Insert record into a database table using Ajax and Coldfusion
     - Edit in place with Scriptaculous and PHP
     - Delete record with Ajax using prototypejs and PHP
     - Simple search engine in Ajax and PHP

    MooTools, Scriptaculous and other Javascript frameworks:
     - MooTools basic tips for web designer part
     - MooTools basic tips for web designer part
     - Nice vertical menu with motion and opacity effect
     - Simple ul list with a nice slide-out effect for <li> elements
     - Lightbox using mootools and pathfusion multibox
     - Interaction with HTML FORM
     - Super elastic effect to design high impact web menu
     - Nice vertical menu with motion and opacity effect
     - Toggle effect using Scriptaculous
     - Drag and drop to order list elements with Scriptaculous
     - Simple sort script using Stuart Langridge's sortabejs

    Blogger (blogspot):
     - Add delicious button with counter in your blogger posts
     - Add DZone button on Blogger template
     - Add Technorati blog reaction on your Blogger Template
     - Add Yahoo! Buzz button on Blogger Template
     - Add Digg vote button on Blogger Template (update)
     - Place Google AdSense below post's title on Blogger
     - Some Blogger Tips you probably don't know
     
    Various:
     - Twitter: send message from a PHP page using Twitter API
     - Parsing Feed RSS to HTML using MagpieRSS and PHP
     - Five optimal online Photo Editors you may try
     - Free tools to create your own social network Facebook-like
     
    Fonts:
     - Interesting font for web design

    Popularity: 19% [?]


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    Google Web Toolkit (GWT) Docs and Tutorials

    Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is an open source development toolkit that you can use to quickly create and develop AJAX applications for all major browsers. These types of web applications offer users more immediate feedback and interactivity and provide features that in tha past were only found in rich client applications. More and more enterprises are starting to consider and use GWT, and it could become a very popular web application development framework. The following are important documetation, articles, and tutorials that will help you learn more about GWT and start you on your way to using it for your application deveopment.


    GWT Homepage

    Learn More - Learn about how Google Web Toolkit works and what features it can provide your web application development.

    Get Started - Here are the installation steps for GWT and how to get a GWT application up and running. Then review the basics of GWT development using a detailed step-by-step GWT tutorial.

    Read the Docs - All of the technical documentation for your reference and review for using Google Web Toolkit.

    Join the Community  - Join the GWT developer forum to keep up-to-date with current activities. Go over to the contributors guide for information on building from source code, or contributing ideas or modifications to the project.



    GWT Developer's Guide

    Fundamentals    Configuring a GWT Project

    Building the User Interface - GWT offers several pre-built Java widgets and panels to choose from. These are used as cross-browser building blocks for your web- based app. Also provided are optimization facilities such as image bundles.

    Writing the Client-side Code in Java

    Communicating with a Server - Make calls to backend servers using GWT RPC or direct HTTP.

    Testing with JUnit - Learn how to efficiently test your AJAX code using JUnit.

    Internationalization - Support multiple locales within a single code base.

    Deferred Binding - This reduces generated code size so client can download faster and have better performance.


    GWT Reference Guides

    GWT Javadoc    GWT API Reference    Widget and Panel Gallery

    Command-line Tools - Use these command-line tools to develop project files and run your app.

    JRE Emulation Reference - These are the JRE types and methods that GWT emulates.


    Articles and Tutorials covering GWT Development


    DOM Events, Memory Leaks, and You - Explains how GWT prevents Ajax memory leaks from occurring.

    Security for GWT Applications - Learn about the different types of attacks, and how to use secure coding practices to defend against them.

    Using GWT for JSON Mashups - This tutorial reviews the various techniques to implement for developing JSON mashups from JSON services across the web.

    Put a GWT Application on Facebook - Using these easy instructions, find out how to socialize your application on Facebook.


    GWT Designer User Guide


    GWT Designer is a powerful and easy to use bi-directional GUI creator that you can use to generate Java code. With this tool you can: add controls using drag-and-drop, add event handlers to your controls, and change various properties of controls using a property editor. Your updates to the generated code are reflected back in the visual designer. You can also reverse engineer code by using the parser. GWT Designer is built as a plug-in to Eclipse 3.2 (or higher) and any Eclipse 3.2-based IDE.

    GWT Designer Tutorial
      - Login Manager
      - Stock Watcher
      - Remote Service
      - Get JSON data via HTTP
      - Web Demos

    Designer Guide Visual Inheritance
    Quick Start Menu Editing
    What's New CSS Support
    Installation Remote Services
    User Interface Application Launching
    Features Application Compiling
    Layout Managers JUnit Test Creation & Launching
    Designer Guide Wizards Intelligent Refactoring
    Data Binding Internationalization (i18n)
    GWT Quick Start Enhanced Compilation
    GWT Projects Build & Deployment
    Rich Editing Palette
    AbsolutePanels Web Projects
    Grids & FlexTables Preferences
    TabPanels System Requirements
    GWT Wizards Preferences
    Custom Composites Web Demos


    GWT Incubator

    The GWT Incubator offers additional GWT widgets and libraries for your use. These are not yet added to the core toolkit. Future GWT releases may or may not incorporate these features.

    Downloads - The most current incubator library is here, in a single jar file.
    Documentation - See the gwt-incubator documentation for information about the available widgets and libraries.


    GWT JavaDoc

    Packages:
    com.google.gwt.animation.client  - Classes for Animation support.
    com.google.gwt.benchmarks.client  - Classes and modules used in building benchmarks.
    com.google.gwt.core.client  - Fundamental classes used in client-side GWT code.
    com.google.gwt.core.ext  - Classes used to extend the GWT compiler.
    com.google.gwt.core.ext.linker  - Classes for writing Linkers.
    com.google.gwt.core.ext.typeinfo  - Type-introspection support classes used by generators.
    com.google.gwt.dom.client  - Classes for low-level DOM programming.
    com.google.gwt.http.client  - Provides the client-side classes and interfaces for making HTTP requests and processing the associated responses.
    com.google.gwt.i18n.client  - Internationalization support for GWT applications.
    com.google.gwt.i18n.rebind.format  - Implementations for various MessageCatalogFormat implementations, which are used to generate files for translation or to read translated messages.
    com.google.gwt.i18n.rebind.keygen  - Generators which compute the value of a key to use for looking up translated resources.
    com.google.gwt.json.client  - Classes for parsing and creating JSON encoded values.
    com.google.gwt.junit.client  - Classes and modules used in building JUnit tests.
    com.google.gwt.junit.tools  - Classes for interacting with JUnit for unit testing.
    com.google.gwt.user.client  - Fundamental user-interface classes used in client-side GWT code.
    com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc  - Classes used in client-side implementation of remote procedure calls.
    com.google.gwt.user.client.ui  - Widgets, Panels, and other user-interface classes.
    com.google.gwt.user.server.rpc  - Classes used in server-side implementation of remote procedure calls.
    com.google.gwt.xml.client  - Basic classes used in XML DOM parsing and XML document generation.


    SmartGWT
    GWT API's for SmartClient. SmartGWT 1.0b1 has been released. SmartGWT is compatible with GWT 1.5.3 (or greater)

    GWT Roadmap
    Here are the future features and functionality of GWT, also listed here

    Popularity: 13% [?]


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