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Any good books or academic papers on web scraping or web spiders?
Started by gpow on
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For something spicier, although still at survey levels, a nice recent article from "Data & Knowledge Engineering" is here and it specifically addresses the issues of "focused web... .
If you're looking for a general survey, I would recommend this article .
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Are there any good books for linux ubuntu sever out there?
I'm not sure if "The Official Ubuntu Server Book" is any good and I don't want to order a-waste-of-time. What I would really like is one that explains the ins-and-outs of commands. How to manage...
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So, for a general linux administration book,....
Sounds like you actually want a general linux administration book, not something specific to Ubuntu/init scripts, managing an ubuntu server is just like managing any other linux distro.
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Despite the trend that programmers don't read books, I still prefer to read books over "random" websites when learning a new language, etc. (It helps that I have access to Safari Books Online through my former college and Books24x7 through work)
The problem...
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Ive had good experiences with books.google.com: http://books.google.com/books?q=programming&btnG, there's a very limited selection of reviews so far - and I'm biased, as I have my own C# book out too - but I'd like to think that the....
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Hi, I'm developing a small SDK in C, is there any good book or article on best practice and guidelines in the subject? I mean functions design, source code organization, portability issues etc.
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It is mainly an API with any needed documentation and code/ddls clearly defined methods and a good....
But I have seen these things about the importanceRead up on SDKs on wikipedia .
I haven't seen any good book on this topic.
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I've noticed that the number of good Delphi books is slowly going down to zero. Of course, there are plenty of books that explain the basics but good titles like the "Tomes of Delphi" series seem to have stopped.
What I am looking for are recent , new...
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Not a printed book, but Blaize....
It seems you can write a book about Delphi on your own :)
First, all the authors from the good old Delphi days (Jim Mischel, Ray Konopka, Jeff Duntemann et al) seem.
Am using Delphi since 1994 "
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I am looking for a good windows internals book. A book that goes into details about how processes, threads, memory management, security etc are implemented in windows XP. Kind of Equivalent of "Understanding The Linux Kernel" . Which book would you suggest...
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Another option which is more targetted at actually using the low-level APIs that Windows offers for processes/... .
It's the Bible for Windows internals.
Solomon.
Russinovich and David A.
You can't beat Microsoft Windows Internals (5th Edition) by Mark E .
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I've seen a lot of book recommendations for WPF here, but no witch is specific to MVVM.
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Yes, the time is ripe for a book....
Explains pretty well.
Not a book but a video.
Password Manager, Cipher Text
It's not a book (doesn't really warrant a whole book anyway), but the best resource I've seen is Dan Crevier's blog .
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I grew up on UNIX Network Programming, Volume 2, Second Edition: Interprocess Communications (RIP, Richard Stevens), which was the essential reading for designing a multiprocess program back in the days. Re-reading it, it is rather lacking in more modern...
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This book: http://www.advancedlinuxprogramming.com/
It has some pretty good information.
Edition.
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I've (re)started working in C after about 3 years:) And i discovered that my C language skills arent that good anymore.
Can anyone recommend an online book for C? (not C++) It should cover the basic functions, plus pointers, and working with linear lists...
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Misquamaqus....
"Programming in C" (PEOI)
http , but the site doesn't have an online copy of the book, only links on where to buy it and different international editions.
I've had good luck with that.
Accessible online with a library card.
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I've created a service which enables users to connect to the server with mobile phone and send some data. Now I have to prepare a formal service presentation - present the whole architecture, how the data are exchanged and then also the complete presentation...
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Of the system - a UML sequence diagram is good for describing order of events between components good article by Neal Ford that describes software design and architecture here:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-eaed1/index....
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