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Applied software architecture

Christine Hofmeister, Dilip Soni, Robert Nord

1999

Classical and object-oriented software engineering

Stephen R. Schach

2001

Inside Dreamweaver MX

Patricia J. Ayers, Laura Gutman, Donald S. Booth

2003

Beginning iPhone 3 development

Dave Mark

2009

Hello, Android introducing Google’s mobile development platform

Ed Burnette

2008

SanFrancisco design patterns

Tim Graser, Carey, James, James Carey et al.

2000

Beyond Legacy Code

David Scott Bernstein

2015

Professional iPhone and iPod touch Programming

Richard Wagner

2008

Google Apps for dummies

Ryan Teeter

2008

Xamarin cross-platform application development

Jonathan Peppers

2014

Introduction to computers

Peter Norton

1995

Pro Git

Scott Chacon, Ben Straub

2014 ★ 4.2

Microsoft Outlook 2007 programming

Sue Mosher

2009

Beginning J2EE 1.4

James L. Weaver

2004

Introduction to game design, prototyping, and development

Jeremy Gibson

2015

Ember.js web development with Ember CLI

Suchit Puri

2015

MCTS Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-643): Configuring Windows Server 2008 Application Platform (PRO-Certification) (PRO-Certification)

J.C. Mackin

2008

Teach like a techie with apps

Lori Elliott

2013

Android Studio development essentials

Neil Smyth

2014

Beginning ASP.NET 4 in C# 2010

Matthew MacDonald

2010

Beginning Java™ Google App Engine

Kyle Roche

2010

An Embedded Software Primer

David E. Simon

1999

Information systems literacy

Hossein Bidgoli

1994

ASP.NET 3.5 AJAX

Bill Evjen

2009

JavaFX in action

Simon Morris

2010

Object-Oriented Interface Design

IBM

1992

The complete idiot's guide to android app development

Christopher Froehlich

2011

Programming in objective-C

Stephen G. Kochan

2011

Google app inventor

Ralph Roberts

2011

SAP business bydesign studio

Thomas Schneider

2012

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