Pack of programming manuals

September 30, 2008 By

If you’re interested in the entire world of computing, you probably ever wanted learn a programming language . Whatever, from C to SQL Server , may find useful at some point in your life, as long as you spend much of your time with everything that has to do with computers.

So if any of you are interested in learning any language, I bring this pack, with 50 different textbooks for programming languages that I found myself browsing the forum of Youth Blogger .

The list of languages that owns it is a bit extensive , which is why I mentioned after the jump:

  • Algorithms and programming for ingenieros.pdf

  • C Learn as if you were in primero.pdf

  • Learn Java as if it were the first (1999). Pdf

  • Learn Java as if it were the first (2000). Pdf

  • Learn ANSI C language as if it were primero.pdf

  • Learn Maple V Release 5 as if it were primero.pdf

  • Learn Matlab 4.2′s like going to primero.pdf

  • Learn Matlab 5.2, as if she were in primero.pdf

  • Learn Matlab 5.3′s like going to primero.pdf

  • Learn Matlab 6.1′s like going to primero.pdf

  • Learn Java Servlets as if it were segundo.pdf

  • Learning the Language HTML.pdf

  • Borland’s Object Pascal language Guide.pdf

  • Building a jukebox in HTML.PDF

  • Creating a text editor in Delphi, a tutorial.pdf

  • Basic Ensamblador.pdf

  • C Course. Pdf

  • Course CGI.pdf

  • Course Delphi básico.pdf

  • Course Delphi.pdf

  • Course DHTML.pdf

  • Preparation for the language C.pdf

  • Course introduction to C programmers in C.pdf

  • Course JavaScript.pdf

  • Course language C.pdf

  • Course Modula-2 (Incomplete). Pdf

  • Course in Power Cobol.pdf

  • Delphi, the son of Pascal.pdf

  • Object-oriented development with UML.pdf

  • Object-oriented design with UML.pdf

  • Design Systems orientats to Object amb notació UML.pdf

  • The C at the practice, introduction to the language and its filosofía.pdf

  • The language programming Ada.pdf

  • The language C #. Pdf

  • The programming language C #. Pdf

  • The C programming language, apuntes.pdf

  • The C programming language. Pdf

  • Engineering to compiler.pdf

  • Engineering software, specifications amb UML.pdf

  • Ensamblador.pdf

  • Writing advanced applications for the platform Java.pdf

  • Data structures, specification, design and implementación.pdf

  • Fortran 90 Handbook.pdf

  • Generation of dynamic web sites using PHP.pdf

  • Guide to write documents HTML.pdf

  • History of the languages of programación.pdf

  • Introduction to Delphi.pdf

  • Introduction to ASP.PDF

  • Introduction to programming in C.pdf

  • Java from cero.pdf

  • Java2 Micro Edition, a first vistazo.pdf

  • JavaScript.pdf

  • The dark side of C Builder.pdf

  • The hidden face of Delphi 4.pdf

  • Programming language C.pdf

  • Language HTML.pdf

  • Manual core programming in C. Pdf

  • Manual Asp.pdf

  • Java Manual 2.pdf

  • Manual C language. Pdf

  • Manual PHP.pdf

  • Quick Reference Guide Lisp.pdf

  • Methodology of object-oriented programming with C. Pdf

  • Numerical methods, introduction, applications and spread in Fortran.pdf

  • Process development of software.pdf

  • Fonamental programming, problemes.pdf

  • Programming C.pdf

  • Programming in C and C. Pdf

  • Programming in C. Pdf

  • Programming HTML.PDF

  • Programming Perl.pdf

  • Programming graphics in C.pdf

  • Programming multihebra in Java.pdf

  • Object-oriented programming with C. Pdf

  • Oriented Programming objetos.pdf

  • Programming Windows with C API. Pdf

  • SQL server 7.0.pdf

  • Tutorial CGI.pdf

  • A project with Fujitsu Power Cobol.pdf

  • A look at SQL server.pdf

For the bloggers, the language most useful one here will be HTML, CSS, PHP and JavaScript, which are the most widely used on the Web, and especially all those who are using WordPress or other blogging platforms.

Anyway, if you interested in the pack, they can download it here.

Note: Warn via comment or email if the link to download it no longer serves .

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Scratch, progrmacion for little ones

September 29, 2008 By


S cratch , a free software tool that allows anyone to create their own stories of animation, video games and interactive artworks has been developed .

Primarily aimed at children, Scratch does not require prior knowledge of complex computer languages .

Instead, it uses a simple graphical interface that allows programs to be assembled like building blocks .

Together digital tools, developed in the U.S. at the MIT Media Lab, allows people to blend images, sound and video .

” The schedule has traditionally been seen as something that is beyond most people – is only for a special group with expertise and experience, “said Professor Mitchel Resnick, one of the researchers in the group of Kindergarten lifelong at MIT .

” We have developed Scratch as a new kind of programming language, which is A much more accessible “.

child’s play

The explosion in broadband connectivity has fueled the growth of websites that offer media-rich experiences, including video and These days Animations .

“, children interact with all kinds of dynamic things on screen, but it’s generally a one-way street – they are usually interacting with things that other people have created, ” said Professor Resnick, who also invented Lego Mindstorms, a robotics toolkit often used in teaching.
“With Scratch we want to leave the children to be creative. We want to create interesting dynamic things on the computer.” < >
The program works by making the act of creating a computer program more like building with Lego bricks .

” The children make programs blocs pulling together, “said Professor Resnick, whose position is partly supported by the toy company .

” With Scratch we want to leave the children to be creative. We want to create interesting dynamic things on the computer .”

The program works by making the act of creating a computer program more like building with Lego bricks .

” The children make programs blocs pulling together, “said Professor Resnick, whose position is partly supported by the toy company.
objects and characters, who are elected From a menu and created in a paint editor or simply cut and paste from the web, are animated by different break “action” in blocks of batteries .

” They do not have to worry about hiding the punctuation and syntax common in most programming languages, “said .

Each block contains a command such as” move “or” play drum “and each action can be changed from a dropdown menu. Blocks can only be stacked if they fit .

For example, if someone wanted to animate a cat walking across the screen that could modify the move block to tell the cat to walk 10 steps forward.
< > If you then want the cat to bang a drum as it walked, it could play the battery-drum block underneath, choosing a sound for the instrument and how long each beat should last .

Other actions, such as speaking, change the color or triggering music, can be added to complete the animation .

Mix and match
Zero is inspired by the method hip hop DJs use to mix and scratch records to create new sounds.
“With Scratch, our goal is to enable people to mix all kinds of media, not just sounds, in creative ways,” said Professor Resnick .

“We want people to start from existing materials – grabbing an image, grabbing some sound, maybe even bits of someone’s agenda, and then expand and mix to make them their own.”

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Using comments

September 29, 2008 By

Just as it is used (#) to allow the Perl interpreter to know that a line of code is a comment, you can specify the comments in Java

In fact, there are several ways to denote comments into Java

For one line of comments, you can use the “/ /” For example, consider the following code :

/ / Initialize variables …
int age = 28; / / Declare and initialize age

To enter comments from several lines, using the symbols “/ *” and “* /”, as seen in the example

/ *
This is a sample class that is used to demonstratethe use of multi – Online reviews.
It was written by Carlos Jordan for Learning Java
* /
/ * Set an Example class with a single
Main (), with the method to print
“Hello cyberspace!” to the standard output .
*/
public class Example
(Public static void main (String [] args)
(System.out.println ( “Hello cyberspace !”);
)
) < >

Finally, if you are writing reviews that should be included as part of a javadoc, you must use the “/**” “* /” combination as in the following example :

/ *
This is a kind of sample that is used to demonstratethe use of multi-line comments.
It was written by Carlos Jordan to learn Java. These comments do not appear in the documentation of java
* /
/ **
Example define a class with a single
main () method to print
“Hello cyberspace!” to the standard output.
This commentary appears in the javadoc.
* /

public class Example
(
public static void main (String [] args)
(
System.out.println ( “Hello cyberspace !”);
)
)

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The 50 most important moments in the history of Internet

September 29, 2008 By

Arroba In Cnet read The 50 most significant moments of Internet history, a great summary of the 50 moments that have most influenced turning to the Internet in the telecommunications giant that today we know it.


The 50 most important moments of the Internet

The growth of the Internet as shown in charts and was unstoppable in recent years is doubling every three years :

Crecimiento de Internet


  • 2002 – 40 million sites

  • 2005 – 80 million sites

  • 2008 – 160 million sites

It is true that growth in the last three years has been due in largely to the advent of blogs and social networking , which put the scope of either the possibility of creating a website.


The beginnings

  • February 1966 : Foundation ARPANET

  • May 1974 : Publication of TCP / IP

  • 1984 October : Emergence of domains. COM

  • June 1987 : Creating the GIF format images

  • 1990 November : Proposes the WWW


The launch

  • 1993 February : Mosaic Browser Beta

  • 1994 November : Develops SSL

  • April 1995 : Launch of APACHE

  • 1996 December : Outbreak of Flash

  • 1997 December : Creating the RSS feed


Email

  • November 1971 : the first email is sent between two machines

  • 1976 March : First shipments of relevant emails

  • May 1978 : spam mail First

  • July 1996 : Hotmail born

  • April 2004 : Gmail is born


Internet social

  • November 1979 : Appears Usenet

  • 1985 March : The Well

  • 1988 August : We create IRC

  • February 1995 : First VoIP phone

  • 1996 June : ICQ launches


Multimedia

  • April 1989 : It was patented Mp3

  • February 1995 : They appear first in Internet radio

  • 1999 June : It creates Napster

  • 2002 October : Appears BitTorrent

  • February 2005 : YouTube


Big brands

  • May 1994 : Enter Se.xom

  • April 1996 : It creates Internet Archive

  • 1998 August : Google gets funds

  • 1999 November : SourceForge

  • April 2003 : Launches iTunes


Web 1.0

  • May 1993 : The Tech, first daily online

  • February 1994 : Nace Yahoo

  • July 1995 : Born Amazon

  • 1995 September : eBay

  • 2000 January : AOL Time Warner


Web 2.0

  • 1995 September : Javascript

  • 1997 December : First Weblog

  • August 1999 : It was created Blogger

  • 2001 January : An Wikipedia

  • 2004 December : Launches Digg


Bug epic

  • 2005 October : Sony rootkit

  • 2006 August : AOL makes users of public data by mistake

  • 2006 October : iPods with viruses

  • 2007 August : Failed Viacom

  • 2008 August : Error link: sussex.police.uk by sussexpolice.co.uk

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PC Digital, digitizes your world

September 29, 2008 By

PC Digital is the new blog of my friend Alan Rodriguez , where he spoke on Content things geek, geek humor and utilities , among others.

The site has content quite interesting, original and quality . Very advisable for the geeks who previously read it through to Alan Paradise Geek or another of their blogs.

Speaking design, it is also good, not perfect but nor is ugly . A few bugs in the code make it XHTML valid, but still, the design is attractive and allows easy reading on the site. The logo is well done, another good site, besides its good content.

Well, anyway, although it would change some things to the site, it’s really good, with quality content , so still do not know if I invite you to go through there, and if you liked its content, you can subscribe to their feed .

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Set of icons abscond

September 28, 2008 By

If you like the icons of Silk Famfamfam this pack of icons will be for you.

These icons are 16 × 16 PNG format, are quite simple but very well come to the point. They’re perfect for websites or blogs, if you use one of these icons reflecting sure what it means and give you an original appearance and to your professional website. The icons are totally free and come in Creative Commons 3.0 .

There are 971 icons , which we have for what you want.

Here a small ‘preview’ to give you a little idea and decide to download them or not.

Download: abscond

Track: Leandono’s Blog

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