books by Peer Information     books:       The Revolutionary Guide to Qbasic12 reviews Victor Munerman, Evgeny Yemelchenkov, ... Peer Information Inc., 1996 THE BEST!!! This book, I feel, is the greatest QBASIC tutorial/reference ever written. It is definitely considered to me a sequel to all the other QBASIC books on the market, in that it seems to take you not only one, but many more steps ahead. I have been looking for a book with even just a little bit of advanced graphics and sound programming. Buying this book got all that and tons more. I pity all ...             Instant HTML Programmer's Reference Html34 reviews Alex Homer, Chris Ullman, ... Peer Information Inc., 1997 Fantastic capsule HTML book! Of course, this is dated already, but if you are doing plain vanilla HTML, this is the most perfect HTML guide I've come across, and I have many. Even 3 years after it was published, when I need to look something up, this is the book that comes off the shelf first, and usually the only book that needs t come off the shelf. Which is amazing, considering how small the thing is, too. It's not the ...             Professional Visual Basic 6 XML19 reviews James G. Britt, Teun Duynstee Peer Information Inc., 2000 Still a very usefull book Although Microsoft has moved on to VB.net, many developers are still using VB6. It has become increasingly hard to find VB6 XML info on, say, MSDN, so a book like this is essential. The code examples are clear and practical. The book manages to work well both as a how-to and a reference. If I were to nitpick, there are two things would mention. First, because of when the book was published, it ...             Professional Active Server Pages 3.0 (Programmer to Programmer)78 reviews Alex Homer, David Sussman, ... Peer Information, 1999 The BEST book for classical ASP Obsolete??? Hardly. As I write this review, new Web page technologies are being matured: jsp, php, chm (yech). New models are being matured: Servlets, STRUTS, .NET. Classical ASP 3.0 is still quick, fast and necessary for small to medium businesses, even enterprise-level webpages. There's no better book to learn all the standards, applications, basics, and advanced capabilities of ASP than THIS ...             Professional XML40 reviews Mark Birbeck, Michael Kay, ... Peer Information Inc., 2000 Very informative and complete I am astounded at the vicious, even obscene references to this book! One reviewer was using the book (according to him, "defacing the book") in a class, so this may account for the resentment towards the work and its authors. (It is interesting to see that when I reported the obscene reviews to Amazon, they removed them almost immediately. Impressive!) In any case, the book is covering a ...             Beginning Xml (Programmer to Programmer)52 reviews Dave Gibbons, David Hunter, ... Peer Information Inc., 2000 Great XML Reference Book. Other than the fact that you can tell that the book was written by 5 different guys because of the the difference in writing styles between chapters, overall it is packed full of information and a handy reference.             Professional Java Programming24 reviews Brett Spell Peer Information, 2000 I Love It As an intermediate-level Java programmer, this book has helped me tremendously. Reading it from front to back like a novel, I was able to immediately apply almost every lesson learned. Brett Spell has a wonderfully readable writing style and does a fantastic job of explaining a wide array of sticky topics that apply to almost every Java programmer. The book's diagrams and example code are also ...             The Beginner's Guide to Visual Basic 4.0 (Beginner's Guides)6 reviews Peter Wright Peer Information Inc., 1995 ah... I am a little too late This review is a little too late because VB4 has long been sent to oblivion by all the developers. But this is really a great book for beginners to learn VB. Very few books touches DAO (of course, it is obsolete nowadays, but sometimes it is still good for building Access frontends). I think the only thing that VB4 does not serve well is in terms of building user's own classes. But that is ...             GDI+ Programming: Creating Custom Controls Using C#8 reviews Eric White, Chris Garrett Peer Information, 2002 Learn to Create Dynamic Graphics One of my first .NET ah-hah experiences back in 2001 was creating an .aspx file that I could reference as a graphic (!). The .aspx file received two query parameters which informed it of the file name of the jpg and the width that the returned image was supposed to be. So then in an IMG tag, I would simply put src="ShowPicture.aspx?file=product1343.jpg&width=100" and it would display a thumbnail ...             Expert One-on-One J2EE Design and Development35 reviews Rod Johnson Peer Information, 2002 Excellent book - Needs updated code samples and J2EE 1.4 support I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book, particularly well-thought out design guidelines for developing J2EE application with or without EJB. The author introduced several best practices particularly the concepts and usage of Spring and Hibernate based j2ee development is quite helpful. In addition to this book, I find patterns and bestpractices from "Core J2EE Patterns /Deepak Alur", "Core ...             J#2 reviews P.G. Sarang, Rahim Adatia, ... Peer Information Inc., 2002 Good book - I do not agree with the other reviewer This book is not for a newbie as all J# programmers have background in Java or J++. J# systax is similar to Java (or J++), and the authors have nicely pointed out where J# is different from Java, and they seem to be very knolwdgeable on the subject matter. J# can be fully utilized if one has a copy of a good C# book because you can convert C# code to J# code line by line (need to be careful ...             Professional Atl Com Programming18 reviews Richard Grimes Peer Information Inc., 1998 Most excellent It is a very useful book if you already have some experience with ATL and COM but have some questions about those technologies unanswered. The author gives an excellent explanation of almost any aspect of ATL yet assumes the reader is not a complete newbie. The chapters on Object Wizard and on Threading and Marshalling are particularly useful. In combination with PROFESSIONAL COM APPLICATIONS ...             Beginning GTK+ and GNOME4 reviews Peter Wright Peer Information, 2000 Well written and diverse This book is very easy to read thanks mainly to the author but also to a nice font and layout. The examples are very helpful and cover a broad range of areas within GTK and GNOME programming. Bottom line would be the quality of writing and the diverse coverage. I have 5 GTK/GNOME books, and I like this one the best.             Beginning .NET Web Services with VB.NET2 reviews Karli Watson, Joseph Bustos Peer Information, 2002 A very friendly & quick learning experience XML and XML Web Services are hot subjects, I should know having technically reviewed many books on them and also this book. So a book that tells the XML & Web services stories from a VB.NET perspective has got to be hot property - and this book is just that! Content varies from using VB.NET to enumerate an XML document to developing Binary & SOAP Serialisation class's - there is no "kiddie" ...             Professional JavaScript with DHTML, ASP, CGI, FESI, Netscape Enterprise Server, Windows Script Host, ...36 reviews Sing Li, Nigel McFarlane, ... Peer Information, 1999 AWESOME! If you are a beginner, think twice about this one. This is for the Pros. This book is seriously packed with improvements and deep explanations that you won't find anywhere else. With tons of pages and code samples to download covering everything you every wanted to know about web scripting with JavaScript. This is a definate keeper in your library!!...             Professional SQL Server 2000 Programming76 reviews Rob Vieira Peer Information, 2000 Best overall SQL 2000 book By far, this is the best overall MS SQL 2000 server book written until today. Most topics are covered from basic to advance level. This book is a must have for anyone who is looking to get a well rounded knowledge of what's possible with MS SQL 2000. The chapters I liked the most are: Ch9 SQL Server Storage and Index Structures Ch10 Views Ch12 Stored Procedures Ch15 Triggers Ch16 ...             Oracle 9i Java Programming: Solutions for Developers Using PL/SQL and Java10 reviews Bjarki Holm, John Carnell, ... Peer Information, 2001 Recommended for Oracle developers As an Oracle developer, I found this book very helpful in my day-to-day chores. It is divided into four main sections, which I discuss further below. The first section is a Java tutorial, for the Oracle developer. Having dealt a little with Java before, I found little new in this section. A word of caution, though: this book assumes some familiarity with PL/SQL (while no assumptions are made of ...             Professional SQL Server Development with Access 20009 reviews Rick Dobson Peer Information Inc., 2000 Outstanding resource for making the transition to SQL Server By far the best book I have seen regarding the difficulties encountered when moving an Access application to SQL Server. Until reading this book, I couldn't figure out why my Access queries that were 'converted' into Stored Procedures could not reference each other, why my forms would not work, why the tables weren't updateable (primary keys weren't copied during conversion), etc. All these ...             Beginning Access 97 Vba Programming (Beginning)55 reviews Robert Smith, David Sussman Peer Information Inc., 1997 A good programming course in VBA There does not seem to be a good book on VBA written, but this book is the best of a bad lot. If you have no programming or computer science background at all, then this book would be considered an intermediate text and you may wish to try one of the SAMS learning series books instead. However, if you have any background in programming, this book will help you acquire the nuances of using ...             Professional VB SAP R/3 Programming5 reviews Oleg Ovanesyan Peer Information Inc., 1999 Good book for tolls and SAP application developers Details with examples. Good for all SAP R/3 tools and application developers. 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