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Ebooks! Ebooks!

4 May, 2008  No Comment

Electronic Books (E-books) are very useful. I use them as a learning tool when I want to learn new things. With these at least, I can still read and browse offline. They really helped me a lot! So, I have some ebooks to share to you all so all of you will have some extra tools too.

  1. Addison Wesley - Design Patterns Explained
  2. Design Patterns For Dummies
  3. Head Rush AJAX
  4. Mastering Regular Expressions
  5. O’Reilly - ASP.NET in a nutshell
  6. O’Reilly - C++ cookbook
  7. O’Reilly - C++ in a nutshell
  8. O’Reilly - C# in a nutshell
  9. O’Reilly - Head First Design Patterns (50MB PDF)
  10. O’Reilly - Head First Servlets and JSP
  11. Sams Teach Yourself Ajax in 10 Minutes
  12. Sams Teach Yourself JSP 2.0 with Apache Tomcat in 24 Hours
  13. Sams Teach Yourself PHP, MySQL and Apache in 24 Hours
  14. The Java Programming Language
  15. Wiley - The Oracle Hackers Handbook

P.S. I still have more in my external hardisk. But I do not have enough webspace to upload them so I will still look for some good sites where I can upload them.

A preparation for SOFTDEV

22 Jan, 2008  2 Comments

Just want to share this ebook I got from the net. I’ve done searching so I ended up with this Software Engineering: A Practitioner’s Approach by Roger Pressman. This was the book/reference gave to us by our professor in our Software Development and Quality Assurance subject. Since we were soo busy at the library a while ago to look for this book (our professor asked us to look for the 2005 print). I decided to look for it using Google (my best friend, our best friend). I wasn’t able to look for the latest but still I was able to download the next to the latest. =) So here is the 2001 edition.

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So this is it! Friends, classmates, visitors, you can download the ebook in PDF by clicking the image (right click the image, then Save Target As is better). ^_^ This book covers the concepts and fundamentals of software engineering, also about UML and others.

To my classmates, good luck to us and I am looking forward to see all of you (and me also) on the elevated platform this coming May 2008. In advance, Happy Graduation!!!