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 HTML5 Media
Flash is dead.
At least, that’s what we’re told: thanks to the introduction of the HTML5 video and
audio elements, Flash is now dead.
Of course, we know this statement isn’t true: Flash will have its place in web pages for
many years to come. However, thanks to the new HTML5 media... | | HTML5: The Missing Manual
At first glance, you might assume that HTML5 is the fifth version of the
HTML web-page-writing language. But the real story is a whole lot messier.
HTML5 is a rebel. It was dreamt up by a loose group of freethinkers who
weren’t in charge of the official HTML standard. It allows page-writing practices
that... | | Developing iOS Applications with Flex 4.5
Apple originally introduced iOS in January of 2007 as the operating system for the
iPhone, under the original name of iPhone OS. In June of 2010, Apple renamed its
mobile operating system to iOS.
This book will walk you through the creation of your first Adobe AIR application using
the Flex 4.5 framework and... |
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Packet Guide to Routing and Switching
For a long time, I was very happy building Ethernet networks, working with switches
and then moving to 802.11. It took awhile, but eventually I realized that the world of
interconnected networks cannot be reached with Layer 2 alone. In addition, as you
spread your wings from the Layer 2 broadcast domains, you encounter the wonders of... | | Codermetrics: Analytics for Improving Software Teams
Is there a rational way to measure coder skills and contributions and the way that
software teams fit together? Could metrics help you improve coder self-awareness,
teamwork, mentoring, and goal-setting? Could more detailed data help you make better
hiring decisions, help make performance reviews fairer, and help your software teams... | | Making Isometric Social Real-Time Games with HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript
Addictive, frustrating. Fun, boring. Engaging, repetitive. Casual, demanding.
These words may contradict each other, but they express the roller coaster of sentiments
felt by real-time strategy games players like me. I remember spending countless hours
playing brilliant games such as EA/Maxis’s SimCity and SimCity 2000,... |
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Data Mashups in R
Programmers may spend a good part of their careers scripting code to conform to commercial
statistics packages, visualization tools, and domain-specific third-party software.
The same tasks can force end users to spend countless hours in copy-paste purgatory,
each minor change necessitating another grueling round of formatting tabs and... | | BGP
This is a book about connecting to the Internet as reliably as possible. This means
eliminating all single points of failure,including having just one Internet service provider
(ISP). By multihoming to two or more ISPs,you can remain connected when
either ISP (or your connection to them) experiences problems. However,there... | | JavaScript Web Applications
JavaScript has come a long way from its humble beginnings in 1995 as part of the Netscape browser, to the high-performance JIT interpreters of today. Even just five years ago developers were blown away by Ajax and the yellow fade technique; now, complex JavaScript apps run into the hundreds of thousands of lines.
In the last year,... |
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| | Data Analysis with Open Source Tools
THIS BOOK GREW OUT OFMY EXPERIENCE OF WORKING WITH DATA FOR VARIOUS COMPANIES IN THE TECH
industry. It is a collection of those concepts and techniques that I have found to be the
most useful, including many topics that I wish I had known earlier—but didn’t.
My degree is in physics, but I also worked as a software... | | Migrating Applications to IPv6
How badly will IPv6 break your application? What do you need to consider to make
your application “IPv6-ready”? What questions should you ask?
In the ideal world, your application should “just work” on IPv6, just as it does on IPv4.
However, in the real world, application issues crop up. These could be... |
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