Open Source Development with CVS

Open Source Development with CVS

If you've never used CVS (or any version control system) before, it's easy to get tripped up by some of its underlying assumptions. What seems to cause the most initial confusion about CVS is that it is used for two apparently unrelated purposes: record keeping and collaboration. It turns out, however, that these two functions are closely connected. Record keeping became necessary because people wanted to compare a program's current state with how it was at some point in the past. For example, in the normal course of implementing a new feature, a developer may bring the program into a thoroughly broken state, where it will probably remain until the feature is mostly finished. Unfortunately, this is just the time when someone usually calls to report a bug in the last publicly released version. To debug the problem (which may also exist in the current version of the sources), the program has to be brought back to a useable state.

Creating XPCOM Components

Creating XPCOM Components

Creating XPCOM Components is about Gecko and about creating XPCOM components for Gecko-based applications. The book is principally a long tutorial that describes the steps you take to make your C++ code into a component that can be used in Gecko, but it also discusses all of the tools, techniques, and technologies that make up XPCOM.

The XPCOM Components book is arranged so that you can follow along and create your own components or learn about different XPCOM topics individually.
As in a reference work.

For example, the introduction includes a discussion of components and what they are.

The first chapter-in which you compile the basic code and register it with Mozilla-prompts a discussion of the relationship between components and modules, of XPCOM interfaces, and of the registration process in general. XPCOM abreviation stands for the Cross Platform Component Object Model. REF: C++ Programming, Online C++ Book

PHP 5 Power Programming

PHP 5 Power Programming

Advanced feature introduction to the new PHP 5 and those programmers moving over to PHP 5 web designs. Some PHP 5 Basic Language review with an introduction to PHP 5 syntax, good PHP 5 tutorial for website development programmers with multi-level languages looking to jump start with PHP 5. REF: PHP Programming Language+Online PDF Book

PHP Reference: Beginner to Intermediate PHP 5

PHP Reference: Beginner to Intermediate PHP 5

PHP programmers need of a quick reference book. Beginner and intermediate PHP coders with some experience in PHP, includes code using procedural PHP and standard syntax. Book covers areas of mail handling, file manipulation, regular expressions, MySQL sessions, and cookies. Author, Mario Lurig assumes you understand the basics but are researching or needing a clarification on some PHP details. .First Edition PHP 5+Download PDF REF: PHP5 Programming +Online Downloadable PDF Book

Java Code Geeks

Java Code Geeks

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