books about: problem-design-solution     books:       XNA 2.0 Game Programming Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach (Books for Professionals by Professionals)8 reviews Riemer Grootjans Apress, 2008 Brilliant I wasn't convinced by the "recipe-based" approach before I ordered this book, but I enjoyed the author's online tutorials so thought I would give it a shot. I ended up buying and reading what is, pure and simple the best XNA book currently on the market. Each "recipe" is direct and to the point with a minimum of fuss. Some are straightforward and can be skimmed over quickly, while others ...             Introduction To Engineering Design and Problem Solving2 reviews Arvid Eide, Roland Jenison, ... McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math, 2001 Solid Foundation for Engineers and Designers I actually ended up reading this book after getting my master's degree in aerospace engineering, and even after a few years of work in industry. This was because my first crack at doing real aircraft structural design work put me completely in over my head, and this book was the first step of getting a handle on everything. In retrospect I'm completely aghast that in six years and two degrees of ...             Watercolor Problems and Solutions (Trouble Shooting Handbook)1 review Trudy Friend David & Charles, 2002 Watercolour Problems and Solutions Any book by Trudy Friend is great in my opinion. She show you how to use watercolour with pencils in a varity of different techniques.             7 Solutions for Building Your Proactive Chiropractic Practice: Proven Success Keys to Anticipate and Solve ...1 review Michael S. Meyer D.C. Professional Practice Resources, Inc., 2004 7 Solutions... A Must Read For Every Student of Chiropractic Management! Reviewed By Janice Owen for "Dynamic Chiropractor" 7 Solutions for Building Your Proactive Chiropractic Practice: Proven Success Keys to Anticipate and Solve Problems of Design, Growth and Management by Michael S. Meyer, D.C., Professional Practice Resources, 2004 Whether you are researching the best practice management team to join, best coach to hire or the best accountant to take on ...             Graphic Idea Notebook: A Treasury of Solutions to Visual Problems1 review Jan White Allworth Press, 2004 A True Classic in Visual Solutions I've been singing the virtues of Jan White's Graphic Idea Notebook since 1980. I recommended this to all my workshop and seminar attendees, until it became out of print. Since then Jan has written many other books -- but never updated this one. Then, just last week this new edition arrived in the Design Bookshelf mail box and we all rejoiced. What the publisher says really doesn't do the book ...             Problems - Solutions1 review R. Wilde John Wiley & Sons Inc, 1989 Great example of student ideas! I received this book a couple of years ago from a college instructor's stack of used books. I had not heard of it before. Once I picked up the book though and started to look through it, I was amazed by the problems presented by the instructor and the student's solutions. It shows individual examples as well as groupings. I love just looking through the book for inspiration for my own art and ...             XML Problem Design Solution1 review, ... Wrox, 2006 Great book for "real-world" XML Everybody or most of everybody that are in web design in some form or another have heard about XML or even used it a bit. But personally I feel there are a small amount of resources out there that really teach you how to use XML in "real-world" scenarios. It's nice to know what it is and know that many applications use it behind the scenes, but it still doesn't help people understand how to use ...             ASP.NET 2.0 Website Programming: Problem - Design - Solution62 reviews Wrox, 2006 First Rate - but not for beginners This is one of the best software books I have read. The explanations are clear. There is a complete example for every step. He doesnt skip steps. His explanations are not verbose. His language is straighforward - I have yet to find a place where he uses "leverage". The text is written in VB which is not my first choice but the listings are all on disk in both VB & C# so I just browse the C# ...             Pro JavaScript Design Patterns (Recipes: a Problem-Solution Ap)11 reviews Ross Harmes, Dustin Diaz Apress, 2007 the best book i've ever read about javascript OOP the book is amazing and front-end engineer should not miss this one , it take you to the Guru level of knowledge with javascript OOP techniques and API creation world through Dustin diaz (Google) and Ross harmes (YahOO!) experience , beginning with OOP fundamentals in the first 6 chapters , then dive into the interesting javascript design patterns : Factory , Bridge , Composite , Facade , Adapter ...             DotNetNuke Websites Problem Design Solution (Programmer to Programmer)1 review Tracy Wittenkeller Wrox, 2008 A good non-programmer text I love the Wrox Problem-Design-Solution series because they take a basic problem, work through it and show the solution, showing you all the steps along the way. This formula works well for many readers because it's not theoretical, there's an actual task that needs to be accomplished. Even if the task isn't precisely what the reader is looking to accomplish, the process of working through the ...             Wicked Problems, Righteous Solutions: A Catolog of Modern Engineering Paradigms (Yourdon Press Series)8 reviews Peter DeGrace, Leslie Hulet Stahl Prentice Hall PTR, 1990 Not just for software The idea that many situations have overlapping problem & solution domains is immensely valuable. Using some of the ideas in other situations, especially with young people, has generated better solutions than I ever imagined possible. Give a copy to your favorite school teacher or city government official -- with the obvious caveat of course.             Java & XML, 2nd Edition: Solutions to Real-World Problems27 reviews Brett McLaughlin O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2001 A book worth owning The author covers some background, but mainly sticks to the business end of dealing with XML using java. The book is set out so you can read the parts that are relevant to getting a particular piece of technology working quickly. Before reading this book I had never written an XML parser, but within a couple of days I was able to rework a parser to make it work both faster and with a smaller ...             OLAP Solutions: Building Multidimensional Information Systems21 reviews Erik Thomsen John Wiley & Sons, 1997 A must read for anybody involved in Olap design A book which gives you a comprehensive theoretical foundation together with useful, pratical techniques to design Olap solutions. In the first half of the book the author explains you all you need to think clearly in N dimensions, in the second half he guides you through the design of a rather complex application, stepping into the purchasing process, the material inventory analysis, sales & ...             ASP.NET Website Programming: Problem - Design - Solution C# Edition42 reviews Marco Bellinaso, Kevin Hoffman Peer Information Inc. Wrox, 2002 This book has got me writing a lot of code This is definitely one of my favorite books. I've read it cover to cover and I'm constantly going back to use the examples as patterns for building web sites and modules. This is an excellent book for intermediate programmers. I read Beginning Visual C# first, and then skipped around through several ASP.NET books. I really can't say enough good things about this book. It's the best ...             E-Business and IS Solutions: An Architectural Approach to Business Problems and Opportunities3 reviews William J. Buffam Addison-Wesley Professional, 2000 Principles & models cut through complexity This book is a light, high-level view of architecture. It doesn't pretend to be a comprehensive "how-to" or highly technical tome. Instead, it breaks down the complexities of developing an architecture into a set of guiding principles and seven discrete steps. Products are not mentioned and technology is subordinated to broad discussions instead of specifics. It starts with an extremely brief, ...             Accessible XHTML and CSS Web Sites Problem Design Solution3 reviews Jon Duckett Wrox, 2005 Eases the Transition OK, so you really know that you need to move on to Style Sheets and the new version of HTML. But you've put it off. The books on XHTML and CSS are long and tedious, and written for beginners so they contain a lot of fluff that you already know. This book is different. It starts with the presumption that you are already an HTML programmer. In fact you are probably running a site that has a few ...             Data Warehouse Design Solutions8 reviews Christopher Adamson, Michael Venerable Wiley, 1998 Excellent Real World models.... This book provides down-to-earth models for star schemas. And with each example, the authors examines different approaches for designing the stars and later gives the pros/cons of each approach. A very good book. A must for anyone who designs data warehouse databases.             Falling Glass: Problems and Solutions in Contemporary Architecture1 review Birkhäuser Basel, 2003 kiron Simple and clear description. A must, before designing a building with any amount of glass.             ASP.NET E-Commerce Programming: Problem - Design - Solution8 reviews Kevin Hoffman Wrox Press, 2003 This is a developers methodology book, not a programming "how-to". This book is a 5-star book in its methodology and clever software development. If you are looking for an "how-to" book in a shooping cart this book is way over your head, and will have a massive learning curve. The book is made to be read from cover to cover to fully get the value of it (if you skip the chapter on CMP,or example, you are just wasting yout time after). The first cool thing about ...             PHP MySQL Website Programming: Problem - Design - Solution10 reviews Chris Lea, Mike Buzzard, ... Wrox Press, 2003 Great book, great topic, great team behind it (This review is of the Wrox Press 2002 edition) This book gives you a thorough course in building a PHP-MySQL website, working up a complete system in stages. The book contains lots of useful code and techniques that can be used in your own websites. As a previous reviewer said, it is not for complete beginners in PHP/MySQL, but in combination with a good fast intro to these topics (I used SAMS ...              search for books accessible, anticipate, architectural, architecture, business, chiropractic, commerce, contemporary, dotnetnuke, e-business, e-commerce, engineering, information, introduction, javascript, management, multidimensional, opportunities, paradigms, proactive, problem-solution, professionals, programmer, programming, real-world, righteous, solutions, treasury, warehouse, watercolor books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen music: Eric Whitacre: The Complete A Cappella Works, 1991-2001 we recommend First Rate - but not for beginners leave a comment home  impressum - about us