Eclipse IDE pocket guide

Welcome to the pocket guide for the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment. This book is the ultimate “no fluff” user’s manual for the Eclipse IDE, in particular, its Java Development Toolkit (JDT). This book is designed to get you up and running quickly in the environment even if you’ve never used Eclipse before. Some Java™ programming knowledge will be helpful when reading this guide, but even if you’re new to Java, you can still find a good deal of useful information within these pages.

Author : Ed Burnette
Format : PDF
Size : 1.5 MB
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Software engineering

Software Engineering is not just surveys of techniques and terminology; it includes techniques that students must master. This book is designed for college students taking courses in software engineering at the undergraduate and graduate level.

During my 25+ years of teaching software engineering at both the undergraduate and graduate level, I have realized the need for solved examples and for guidance to help students with these techniques.

This book is intended to be used in conjunction with a textbook or lecture notes on software engineering. The background and motivation for diagrams, notations and techniques are not included. Included are rules about proper construction of diagrams. Instructions on using techniques are given. Rules are included about applying techniques. Most important, examples and solved problems are given for diagrams, notations, and techniques.

Author : David Gustafson
Format : PDF
Size : 2.2 MB
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Android apps security

Google entered the mobile phone market in a style that only multibillion-dollar companies can afford: it bought a company. In 2005, Google, Inc. purchased Android, Inc. At the time, Android was relatively unknown, despite having four very successful people as its creators. Founded by Andy Rubin, Rich Miner, Chris White, and Nick Sears in 2003, Android flew under the radar, developing an operating system for mobile phones. With a quest to develop a smarter mobile phone that was more aware of its owner’s preferences, the team behind the Android operating system toiled away in secrecy. Admitting only that they were developing software for mobile phones, the team remained quiet about the true nature of the Android operating system until the acquisition in 2005.

Author : Sheran A. Gunasekera
Format : PDF
Size : 6.5 MB
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Java 8 in action

Java 8 in Action: Lambdas, streams, and functional-style programming

Author : Raoul-Gabriel Urma, Mario Fusco, and Alan Mycroft
Format : PDF
Size : 9.8 MB
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C# 5 in a nutshell

C# 5.0 represents the fourth major update to Microsoft’s flagship programming language, positioning C# as a language with unusual flexibility and breadth. At one end, it offers high-level abstractions such as query expressions and asynchronous continuations, while at the other end, it provides low-level power through constructs such as custom value types and the optional use of pointers. 

The price of this growth is that there’s more than ever to learn. Although tools such as Microsoft’s IntelliSense—and online references—are excellent in helping you on the job, they presume an existing map of conceptual knowledge. This book provides exactly that map of knowledge in a concise and unified style—free of clutter and long introductions.

Like the past two editions, C# 5.0 in a Nutshell is organized entirely around concepts and use cases, making it friendly both to sequential reading and to random browsing. It also plumbs significant depths while assuming only basic background knowledge —making it accessible to intermediate as well as advanced readers.

This book covers C#, the CLR, and the core Framework assemblies. We’ve chosen this focus to allow space for difficult topics such as concurrency, security, and application domains—without compromising depth or readability. Features new to C# 5.0 and the associated Framework are flagged so that you can also use this book as a C# 4.0 reference.

Format : PDF
Size : 12.2 MB
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C++ the complete reference third edition

The third edition of C++: The Complete Reference is greatly expanded beyond its predecessor. In fact, the length of the book has nearly doubled! The main reason for this is that the third edition now includes comprehensive coverage of both the standard function library and the standard class library. Neither of these were sufficiently well defined when the second edition was being prepared to warrant inclusion.

With the standardization of C++ being complete, these topics can finally be added. Aside from these major additions, the third edition also includes a substantial amount of new material scattered throughout the book. Most is the result of features that have been added to C++ since the previous edition was prepared. New or expanded coverage includes the following topics: the Standard Template Library, run-time type ID (RTTI), the new casting operators, new features of templates, namespaces, new-style headers, and the modern-style I/O system. Also, some fundamental changes to the way new and delete are implemented are described and several new keywords are discussed.

Frankly, if you have not taken a close look at C++ for the past few years, you will be surprised at how much it has grown and how many new features have been added. It's not the same old C++ that you learned years ago.

Author : Herbert Schildt
Format : PDF
Size : 8.8 MB
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