books about: microsystem     books:       Microcantilevers for Atomic Force Microscope Data Storage (Microsystems)1 review Benjamin W. Chui Springer, 1998 Brilliant! A Must-have!! A seminal work in the field. Chui is brilliant, witty, and provocative             Fundamentals And Applications of Microfluidics, Second Edition (Integrated Microsystems)1 review Nam-Trung Nguyen, Steven T. Wereley Artech House Publishers, 2006 Great Reference This is the best all around text I have found on microfluidics. It has a lot of comprehensive informaion on fabrication techniques while still providing all of the necessary theoretical background. It also has a lot of good examples and discussions of many of the common applications of the field. If you get one book on microfluidics, it should be this one.             Analyzing Application Service Providers (Sun Microsystems Press)3 reviews Alexander L. Factor Prentice Hall PTR, 2001 Packed with information for a wide range of readers This book is essential reading for all stakeholders in an ASP scenario: providers, clients, and investors/venture capitalists. The reasons for this bold statement are: - PROVIDERS: Chapters 3 (Understanding ASP), 5 (Network Computing and ASP Architectures), 8 (ASP Security Services), and 10 (ASP Enabling: Requirements and Fulfillment) cover the critical success factors that the ASP needs to ...             Leading a Technology Team: CTOs & CIOs from Sun Microsystems, Proctor & Gamble, and More on Developing ...1 review Aspatore Books Staff; aspatore.com Aspatore Books, 2005 Another "Inside the Minds" Winner Reading this book not only provided me with a new perspective on the people leading me, but also provided me with a powerful reference for explaining my issues to them to make our cooperative work more effective. Also, it has provided me with a foundation on which to build my movement towards becoming a technical leader as a VP/Head of Development, CTO or CIO. Once again, this peer into the ...             Sun Java System Access Manager 7 2005q4 Federation And Saml Administration Guide1 review Sun Microsystems Inc. Iuniverse Inc, 2005 Excellent technical manual. This is an excellent manual on how to use the Federation and SAML features developed for Sun Microsystems' Access Manager server. In addition to explaining these functions, the book also has an overview of the Liberty Alliance Project and specifications from which these aspects were developed. The writing is concise and well-organized. And, for once, the index is quite useful. (Ever try using the ...             LDAP in the Solaris Operating Environment: Deploying Secure Directory Services (Sun BluePrints, The Official ...1 review Michael Haines, Tom Bialaski Prentice Hall PTR, 2003 Really usefull!! I've been thinking about deploying LDAP in the Solaris Environment and last year I bought a previous version of this book (ASIN: 0130306789 ), but it was really a disappointing experience. The book was telling mostly about what LDAP is, but not much about how to use it in Solaris. The new version is great. It tells you what you can use LDAP for, how to plan, deploy and support services. It ...             Quality By Design: A Clinical Microsystems Approach4 reviews Jossey-Bass, 2007 Shyan C. Sun, M.D., D.C.H. A Book Review Quality by Design - A Clinical Microsystems Approach Edited by Eugene C. Nelson, Paul B. Batalden and Marjorie M. Godfrey First Edition, 459 pp., illustrated. Jossey-Bass 2007. ISBN: 978-0-7879-7898-3 (pbk) Today most practicing clinicians know very little about quality improvement in health care and very few know how to do it the right way, partly because there are few ...             Exploring the JDS Linux Desktop8 reviews Tom Adelstein, Sam Hiser O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2004 A course book with companion software With background as a Unix user and system administrator in a small business, I have been looking more on Linux the latest year, and especial on using the JDS Linux. Though Sun's JDS user documentation has been available online on the web, a text book is something more. Therefore I was anxious when I started reading Exploring the JDS Linux Desktop by Tom Adelstein and Sam Hiser. The book is ...             Core Web Programming (Sun Microsystems Press)69 reviews Marty Hall Topeka Bindery, 2001 Outstanding, Real life examples! This book is great for a beginner. It covers the basic of HTML, Java 2, JSP's, Servelts, and some javascript. Examples are clear and easy to understand.             Just Java 2 (5th Edition)65 reviews Peter Van Der Linden Pearson Education, 2001 best Java introduction book After reading the first several chapters of the book, I know I must make a comment. This book is the BEST introduction to Java. I am a professor teaching JAVA programming in a university. I have read at least 20+ java books. Most of the java books are just cliche and screen dumps that make me bored after the first chapter. Not this book! Peter van Linden is one the most talented technicle ...             Core Java 2, Volume 1: Fundamentals (5th Edition) (The Sun Microsystems Press Java Series)34 reviews Cay Horstmann, Gary Cornell Prentice Hall PTR, 2000 There is a NEW EDITION This is a great book but there is a new edition. Go to ISBN number 0130471771.             More Servlets and JavaServer Pages39 reviews Marty Hall Pearson Education, 2001 THIS is the JSP/Servlet book you are looking to buy. I searched at a great many titles including a couple of duds before I finally settled on Marty Hall's book. Perhaps it was the "More" part that made me wonder if I would be missing something....like this was part two. As it turns out, that could not have been further from the truth and IMHO, although the titles is correct, it is a bit of a misnomer due to that misperception. This really is ...             StarOffice 5.2 Companion8 reviews Floyd Jones, Solveig Haugland Pearson Education, 2000 Required Reading Superb writing style (even funny). Comprehensive coverage for beginner through intermediate user. Good introduction to StarOffice Basic programming. (None of my MS Office books is so well written.) StarOffice 5.2 is a fantastic office suite (for Linux and MS Windows) at a fantastic price. The only way to learn the hundreds of SO features is with a book like this. Otherwise you'll never know the ...             Core J2ME Technology25 reviews John W. Muchow Prentice Hall PTR, 2001 Great Introduction and reference I bought this book about two months ago when my company was starting a J2ME project. I read the first 6 chapters page for page as an introduction and then used the rest of the book as a reference. I now consider myself a proficient J2ME programmer. I've used the book mostly as a reference and I have found that the way the chapters are laid out makes it very easy to find whatever information ...             StarOffice 6.0 Office Suite Companion (Sun Microsystems Press)20 reviews Solveig Haugland, Floyd Jones Prentice Hall PTR, 2002 Excellent way to learn StarOffice I am using StarOffice at work and attempted to learn it with the manual that came with it but that did not cover the things I needed. I like the Companion better, because of course it covers more topics and because it is organized in a logical way for learning the product from the beginning. The first chapter for each application starts with simple basics like creating a new file and opening ...             Graphic Java 1.2, Volume 1: AWT, Third Edition18 reviews David M. Geary Prentice Hall PTR, 1998 33 missing pages! After about a month of ownership, I discovered that 33 pages were missing. That's right, pages 547-578, gone. Page 546 is in Chapter 15, ending in the middle of a class listing, and the facing page is page 579 in Chapter 16, picking up in the middle of an entirely different conversation. That's assumedly the publisher's fault, so I still give this great book 5 stars. It's more of a reference ...             Configuring and Tuning Databases on the Solaris Platform (Solaris Series)7 reviews Allan N. Packer, Sun Microsystems Press Prentice Hall PTR, 2001 Once in a bluemoon a classic is born! This book doesn't belong on your bookshelf it belongs on your desk beside your workstation. Mr. Packer's clarity, conciseness and comprehensiveness in his coverage of a complex topic is a tour de force that few technical writers are able to achieve these days. Written for an intelligent reader in mind, the subject matter is explained simply, directly and elegantly. No profusions of analogies, ...             Core Java 2, Volume I: Fundamentals (6th Edition)54 reviews Cay Horstmann, Gary Cornell Prentice Hall PTR, 2002 Excellent read! I read this book years ago (I guess that was the first edition). I am ordering a replacement copy today, even though I am no longer an active programmer, because it is so good. It is one of those rare textbooks that you can actually read from cover to cover, like a novel.             IT Security: Risking the Corporation (Sun Microsystems Press)8 reviews Linda McCarthy Prentice Hall PTR, 2003 Very scary diary of security problems Reading this book should scare you to the ends of your toenails. It is largely a recapitulation of security audits done by McCarthy with some other instances of security breaches added in to further emphasize an already well made point. Namely, that computer security, even among many of the heavy hitters, is very unorganized and inadequate. The author was able to sit down at terminals and obtain ...             Solaris(TM) Internals (Solaris Series)29 reviews Jim Mauro, Richard McDougall, ... Prentice Hall PTR, 2000 One of the Top Books on Solaris/UNIX Internals This book will teach you everything you want to know about Solaris. It is an excellent Operating Systems book and can be used as a reference or text. 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