 Part One: Foundations
This collection of small chapters provides grounding for the material discussed in Parts II and III. It begins with a brief recap of the main features of the STL, followed by a discussion of concepts and principles pertinent to STL extension, including the introduction of a new concept, the element reference category. The next few chapters consider foundational concepts, mechanisms, paradigms, and principles: conformance, constraints, contracts, DRY SPOT, RAII, and shims. |
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 Chapter 1: “Developing Efficient Program Code.” This chapter discusses general issues of accelerating computational algorithms with assembly language. Program code is analyzed with consideration of the architecture of up-to-date processors.
Chapter 2: “Optimizing Calculation Algorithms.” The material of this chapter is devoted to the most important aspects of assembly language from the point of view of increasing performance.
Chapter 3: “Developing and Using Procedures in Assembly Language.” This chapter discusses development and optimization of subroutines in assembly language.
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 Chapter 1 — A Quick Dash through the Second Half of the Twentieth Century. How we got where we are today in digital computing.
Chapter 2 — Personal Communication with a Digital Computer. The evolution of the keyboard and the mouse.
Chapter 3 — The Microsoft Integrated Development Environment (IDE). The Microsoft IDE is couched within the Microsoft Visual Studio suite, where programmers install compilers to create computer programs in multiple languages, like Basic, the variants of C, and Java.
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Read more about this free ebooks:Unlocking Microsoft C# v2.0 Programming Secrets
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 Whether you are planning to use DNN to build a personal Web site, a single business Web site, or to manage multiple Web sites, this book guides you through all the steps required to set up and create one or more dynamic Web sites by using DNN.
Part I: Drawing from the DotNetNuke Power Source
This section is about getting started with DNN and is written for a mixed audience.
Chapter 1 covers all the definitions and the basic foundational concepts to understand DotNetNuke.It also explains a little bit about open source and why that aspect of DNN is important to a user right now. |
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 Chapter 1, Making Sense of .NET. This chapter defines what the .NET Framework, ASP.NET, and C# are all about. We'll also make some comparisons between ASP.NET and its predecessor, ASP. Then we'll finish by explaining what we intend to accomplish in the rest of the book.
Chapter 2, Anatomy of an ASP.NET Page. This chapter describes the various ways that an ASP.NET page can be developed. We'll see the pros and cons of the various methods. |
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Read more about this free ebooks:Developing Web Applications with ASP.NET and C#
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