books about: apps (programming development programmer)

books about: apps

books:

Getting to Know ArcObjects (With CD-ROM)

23 reviews
Robert Burke, Andrew Arana

ESRI Press, 2003

Well laid out, comprehensive beginners approach to ArcObjects
So I just got done reading this book for a class in ArcObjects. I have to say that I was very impressed. Each chapter introduces a new concept and contains exercises that the reader can easily follow along with. The beginning of the book focuses on Visual Basic ...errr basics, then the reader gets introduced to object-oriented concepts, before launching into using ArcObjects. This book is ...

Excel VBA Programming For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))

26 reviews
John Walkenbach

For Dummies, 2004

Exactly what I needed
This book is exactly what I needed. I know several program languages so I just needed a good introduction to syntax and the basic functions. This was what I needed. Thanks.

Excel 2003 Power Programming with VBA (Excel Power Programming With Vba)

37 reviews
John Walkenbach

For Dummies, 2004

Very detailed resource
I used to write macros by cutting and pasting recorded macros. Many lines of cods made my macros unreadable to others. After using this book with its clear examples I understand what I did wrong in the past and how I can write efficient code in the future. This book is very usefull because of its structure, every chapter is a compleet book.

Robin Williams Cool Mac Apps: Twelve apps for enhanced creativity and productivity (3rd Edition) (Little ...

4 reviews
John Tollett, Robin Williams

Peachpit Press, 2008

Cool Mac Apps 3rd Edition
"Cool Mac Apps" Third Edition by Robin Williams is an excellent information provider for anyone using Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. Covered in this book are the mac applications iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, iTunes, Mail and more, twelve in all. There is an explanation of the application and instructions on how to do each of the functions within the application. The book is quite detailed. For example iPhoto ...

Love Is the Killer App: How to Win Business and Influence Friends

131 reviews
Tim Sanders

Three Rivers Press, 2003

How to produce scalable value in the lives of others!
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R18MNN1JMBP2LC Love Is the Killer App: How to Win Business and Influence Friends I highly recommend this book to anyone who desires to grow their personal and business network!

iPhone Fully Loaded

23 reviews
Andy Ihnatko

Wiley, 2007

iPHONE DE-MYSTIFIED
IF YOU HAVE OR YOU ARE GOING TO GET AN iPHONE YOU MUST ALSO GET THIS BOOK. THERE'S STUFF IN HERE THAT YOU JUST WILL NOT FIGURE OUT BY YOURSELF! GREATLY EXPAND WHAT YOUR iPHONE CAN DO. READ THIS BOOK. WHAT AN AMAZING DEVICE...

Nursing Case Management: From Essentials to Advanced Practice Applications (Nursing Case Management: From ...

1 review
Elaine L. Cohen, Toni Cesta

Mosby, 2004

great condition for used book
Ordered book used but came in absolutely great condition. Minimal highlighting that can barely be seen.

iPhone: The Missing Manual: Covers the iPhone 3G

29 reviews
David Pogue

Pogue Press, 2008

Great iPhone Reference !
This book gives you all the tips you need to fully utilize the iPhone. The iPhone doesn't have a manual as such, so this really fills in the gaps.

Successful Business Intelligence: Secrets to Making BI a Killer App

4 reviews
Cindi Howson

McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2007

Seasoned Professional Shares Key Insights
Cindi Howson has impressed me as a thoughtful and knowledgeable professional who has contributed greatly to the BI field by living in the trenches, digging into the details, and teaching others about her experiences. It is hard to find a comprehensive book on BI that is written without an impenetrable cloud of technical concepts. Ten years ago, successful BI depended on the expert execution of ...

Google Apps: The Missing Manual

5 reviews
Nancy Conner

Pogue Press, 2008

User Manual and a Little Extra
§ This Google apps book has more of a user focus and a bit more hand-holding than other Google app books I have taken a look at lately. (Google Apps Hacks) The 13 chapters are divided into 4 parts: 1) Setting up with Google and using the word processing, spreadsheet and presentation creation software. 2) Using Google e-mail, communication and calendar applications. 3) Customizing ...

Google Apps For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))

3 reviews
Ryan Teeter, Karl Barksdale

For Dummies, 2008

Great Book to Learn the Ropes
Full Disclosure first: I was the tech editor for the book. The authors have done a great job of introducing some of the best tools that Google has made available to the public for FREE. I will admit that I thought there was no way you could pull me away from my Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) but I'm a convert now. The books covers: * Gmail - Google's email ...

iPhone SDK Development
Bill Dudney, Chris Adamson, ...

Pragmatic Bookshelf, 2009

Packing the power of desktop applications into a small mobile device, the iPhone SDK offers developers the ability to create dynamic, visually-appealing, and highly-capable mobile applications, using the same APIs and tools that Apple uses for its own applications. However, harnessing that power means learning new tools, new APIs, and even a whole new programming language. iPhone SDK Development is a Pragmatic guide to get you ...

VBA and Macros for Microsoft Excel (Business Solutions)

18 reviews
Bill Jelen, Tracy Syrstad

Que, 2004

Excellent
I recommend this book for anyone who uses VBA to automate tasks. This book advanced my self-taught trial and error skills immensely and I use the techniques daily.

Financial Modeling - 2nd Edition: Includes CD

50 reviews
Simon Benninga

The MIT Press, 2000

Strongly recommended to practitioner
The book has great practical value. It also applies to those who wish to implement financial models in other computing environment than Excel.

Access 2003 VBA Programmer's Reference (Programmer to Programmer)

12 reviews
Patricia Cardoza, Teresa Hennig, ...

Wrox, 2004

Brings it all together
I started working with VB back at the turn of the Century (yes, that was 8 years ago), same with ADO and databases in General. A little of this here, a little of that there It wasnt till the last year that I had to do VBA and Access, and this book brought it all together. Its not for a beginner. They dont discuss writting queries, or designing data bases nor branching and decision making. It ...

Old Farm: A History
Jerry Apps

Wisconsin Historical Society Press, 2008

One of the Midwest?s best-loved storytellers shares his most personal story. In Old Farm: A History, bestselling author Jerry Apps combines history, memoir, and call to action as he describes Roshara, the central Wisconsin farm where he and his family have spent more than forty years reaping the benefits of a close relationship to the land. Along with historic photos, maps, and documents, Old Farm features beautiful contemporary photographs ...

VBA Developer's Handbook, 2nd Edition

27 reviews
Ken Getz, Mike Gilbert

Sybex, 2001

Thorough, Instructional, with great code samples
This book has gotten me out of many scrapes. It is a rare book that can be read from the beginning, while trying out the sample code, as a way to learn the language, or as a reference book, to look up how to use a certain function effectively while writing code. Don't let the title fool you, this book is for those coding in VB just as much as it is for those using VBA. If you are going to buy ...

Access VBA Programming For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))

6 reviews
Alan Simpson

For Dummies, 2004

Total Beginner to VBA
Ok, if you just know a little about coding, not much, but DO know how Access works, esp. Macro's, then this book is a GREAT introduction to VBA. I'm hyper-critical about tech books, they have to be clear, concise and never assume anything about the reader's skill level. Also, they have to stay on track and introduce concepts only when they've been given a good prior foundation. This book does ...

Pragmatic Project Automation: How to Build, Deploy, and Monitor Java Apps

31 reviews
Mike Clark

The Pragmatic Programmers, 2004

Great book on software project automation
This book is the third volume in the Pragmatic Starter kit, but is self-contained enough that it can be read on its own. The first chapter starts with a story about how built-in automation makes everyone's life better-especially the developer's. Thus this book is really about letting the computer do boring, repetitive things so that developers can concentrate on what is new and interesting. The ...

Every Farm Tells a Story: A Tale of Family Farm Values

5 reviews
Jerold Apps

Voyageur Press, 2005

An inviting chronicle of changes in farming over the decades
Farm values and management can offer many lessons, especially when told through humor, as Jerry Apps demonstrates in Every Farm Tells A Story; A Tale Of Family Farm Values. Tucked into an inviting chronicle of changes in farming over the decades and resulting changes in values and methods, readers receive a fine blend of business savvy, history, and humor lending to light, easy reading.