ENTERPRISE AJAX

ENTERPRISE AJAX
Strategies for Building High
Performance Web Applications
Dave Johnson, Alexei White, and
Andre Charland
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The Practice of Programming

The Practice of Programming
With the same  insight and authority that made their book The Unix Programming
Environment a classic,  Brian Kernighan and Rob  Pike  have written  The Practice
of Programming  to help make  individual  programmers more  effective and
productive.
The practice of programming  is more  than  just  writing code. Programmers must
also assess  tradeoffs,  choose among design alternatives,  debug and test,  improve
performance,  and maintain  software  written by  themselves  and others.  At  the
same  time,  they must  be  concerned  with  issues  like  compatibility,  robustness,
and reliability, while meeting specifications.
The Practice of Programming covers all  these  topics,  and more. This book  is full
of practical advice and  real-world  examples  in C,  C++,  lava,  and  a  variety  of
special-purpose  languages. It includes chapters on:
debugging:  finding bugs quickly and methodically
testing: guaranteeing that software works correctly and reliably
performance: making programs faster and more compact
portability: ensuring that programs run everywhere without change
design: balancing goals and constraints  to decide which algorithms and data
structures are best
interfaces: using abstraction and information hiding to control the  interactions
between components
style: writing  code that works well and is a pleasure to read
notation:  choosing  languages  and  tools  that  let  the machine  do more of  the
work
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Ajax In Action

Ajax in Action
DAVE CRANE ERIC PASCARELLO
WITH DARREN JAMES


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