Ebola vaccine promising in first human trials: National Institutes of Health

The news comes amid the worst ever outbreak of
the hemorrhagic fever, which has killed nearly
5,700 people, mostly in West Africa.
Pharmaceutical companies and health agencies
are scrambling to fast-track experimental drugs
and vaccines that could help.
In the first phase of testing, all 20 healthy adults
injected with a higher or lower dose of the
vaccine developed antibodies needed to fight
Ebola, said the National Institutes of Health
(NIH), which conducted the study.
Results were published Wednesday in the New
England Journal of Medicine.
"The unprecedented scale of the current Ebola
outbreak in West Africa has intensified efforts to
develop safe and effective vaccines," said
Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of
Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which is
developing the vaccine alongside
GlaxoSmithKline.
The vaccines under development "may play a role
in bringing this epidemic to an end and
undoubtedly will be critically important in
preventing future large outbreaks," he noted.
"Based on these positive results from the first
human trial of this candidate vaccine, we are
continuing our accelerated plan for larger trials to
determine if the vaccine is efficacious in
preventing Ebola infection," he added.
But the NIAID/GSK vaccine is still a long way
from being ready for use in the field.
The NIAID is "in active discussions with Liberian
officials and other partners about next-stage
vaccine testing in West Africa" for efficacy and
safety, the NIH said, but no announcement on
larger-scale trials was expected before early next
year.
There is no licensed treatment or vaccine against
the Ebola virus, which is transmitted through
bodily fluids and has been fatal in an estimated
70 percent of cases in the current outbreak.The
volunteers were injected starting in September,
and each showed a positive result for Ebola
antibodies in blood tests within four weeks.
The 10 volunteers in the higher-dose group
developed higher antibody levels, the NIH said.
In addition, two of the lower-dose group and
seven of the higher-dose group developed a kind
of immune cell called CD8 T cells, which are an
important part of the body`s response against
disease.
"We know from previous studies in non-human
primates that CD8 T cells played a crucial role in
protecting animals" who got the vaccine and then
were exposed to Ebola, said researcher Julie
Ledgerwood, the trial`s principal investigator.
None of the volunteers experienced serious side
effects within the study period, though two had a
brief, mild fever within the 24 hours after the
injection.
The vaccine uses a modified chimpanzee cold
virus to deliver segments of genetic material from
the Ebola virus.
The genetic material cannot spread in the body
like the virus does, but can still prompt the
antibody response.
The version tested at NIH contains material from
two species of Ebola -- the Zaire species,
responsible for the outbreak in West Africa, and
another called Sudan Ebola.
"This work is encouraging and another significant
contribution to efforts to tackle the Ebola crisis,"
said Dr Jeremy Farrar, Director of the Wellcome
Trust.
The White House also congratulated the vaccine
researchers.
"We congratulate Drs Francis Collins and Tony
Fauci and their teams at the National Institutes of
Health on the first published results from Phase 1
clinical trials of a promising Ebola vaccine
candidate," a White House statement said, adding
that President Barack Obama would visit the NIH
next week.
A second version of the vaccine, aimed at
blocking just Zaire Ebola, also began human
testing in October, at the University of Maryland.
Another experimental vaccine that has shown
promising results in primates is the Canadian
VSV-EBOV, licensed by US firm NewLink Genetics.
It is also in early stages of human testing.
The World Health Organization said Thursday that
the global death toll from the Ebola virus had
increased to 5,689 out of a total of 15,935 cases
of infection, almost entirely in western Africa.
The new numbers increased the death toll by 230
people and a 584 case increase from reports last
week.
The WHO believes that the number of deaths is
likely far higher, given the difficulty in collecting
comprehensive figures and Ebola`s high fatality
rate.
The first case discovered in the current outbreak
was in Guinea in December 2013.

10 Toughest IT Certifications Ever!

Do you think IT certifications are boring or it is not tough to get an IT certification? Well, you have come to the right place. We bring to you 10 toughest IT certifications ever to break and redo the myths. These programmes have been listed on the basis of 3 basic criteria, 1. difficulty level of basic requirements to sit in the exam, 2. difficulty level of exam preparations, 3. difficulty level of the final examination.

So here we go:

10. Certified Wireless Network Expert (CWNE)

Specialization: Wireless

It’s the highest vendor-neutral wireless certification. 109 people have this title.

To become a CWNE, you must have valid CWSP, CWAP, CWDP and CWNA certifications; three years of documented enterprise Wi-Fi implementation experience; three professional endorsements; two other valid networking certifications and documentation of three enterprise Wi-Fi projects, in which you participated or led. Well that sounds too overloaded, although preparation process and the exam itself is easy as compared to other exams on this page. Only one exam is required after completing all the requirements.

Requirements: 4/5
Hard to Prepare: 1/5
Hard to Pass: 1/5

9. Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE) Data Center

Specialization: Networking

The CCIE Data Center certification was introduced last year. At this moment only one person have achieved this title. Many engineers including Iwan Hoogendoorn and Rick Mur are preparing for this certification. There are no requirements for the CCIE Data Center certification. You need only to pass one written, qualification exam.

Although the preparation is what is the biggest challenge in here. If you don’t work for Cisco or a big Cisco’s partner, you must spend a lot of money on that. According to FryGuy’s blog the equipment costs more that $1,100,000. On the Iwan’s blog you can find a list of equipment for the lab. The exam costs $1500. It’s a 8-hour long lab. During that time you must configure required tasks from the exam guide.

Requirements: 1/5
Hard to Prepare: 4/5
Hard to Pass: 2/5

8. Red Hat Certified Architect (RHCA)

Specialization: Linux

This is probably the toughest Linux certifications to get in the world. Exams require a lot of skills and a lot of money. One need to pass the RHCE certification. During the preparation process one need to master their Linux skills in network management, system management, storage management, system monitoring, performance tuning and virtualization.

But the passing is the most difficult part here, you need to pass 5 lab exams which lasts from 2 to 8 hours. There are no courses and preparation materials, cost almost $5000.

Requirements: 1/5
Hard to Prepare: 2/5
Hard to Pass: 4/5

7. VMware Certified Design Expert – Datacenter Virtualization (VCDX)

Specialization: Virtualization

Only 105-115 people hold the VCDX certification. Most of them work for VMware. You must hold three VMware certifications VCP-DV, VCAP5-DCA and VCAP5-DCD. The preparation process isn’t too easy, because VMWare doesn’t provide any self-study materials or detailed requirements for the exam.

For the exam you must submit your VCDX5-DV application. After an acceptance you must successfully present and defend a VMware vSphere based virtual infrastructure design and implementation plan to the board (people with the VCDX certification).

Requirements: 3/5
Hard to Prepare: 2/5
Hard to Pass: 3/5

6. Offensive Security Certified Expert (OSCE)

Specialization: Security

It’s one of the coolest certifications to achieve. There are no big requirements for this certification. Only one training is required. For preparation you need to sharpen your security skills which includes penetration testing, reverse engineering and coding.

But the exam is a real nightmare. You have 48 hours to research the network (information gathering), identify any vulnerabilities, and execute their attacks with the goal of compromising the systems to gain administrative access. 48 hours of problems, impossible tasks and working without sleeping.

Requirements: 1/5
Hard to Prepare: 2/5
Hard to Pass: 5/5

5. Oracle Certified Master (OCM) DBA 11g

Specialization: Database

The OCM DBA exam is a real nightmare, but the certification itself has many benefits on the job market. To become OCM from zero you must pass three normal exams for OCA and OCP, take three official trainings ($2000 – $3000 each). In these days you can prepare to all the topics without physical machines (hint: virtualization). Although, still some subjects (FC and InfiniBand) require from you access to the “real” stuff. The exam is 2-day long practical lab.

Requirements: 4/5
Hard to Prepare: 1/5
Hard to Pass: 3/5

4. GIAC Security Expert (GSE)

Specialization: Security

Only around 60 people right now have the GSE certification. You must pass at least 5 GIAC certifications, including GSEC, GCIH and GCIA. You do not need any special equipment or training, but you need to understand theoretical and practical almost every aspect of security. The GSE exam has two parts. The first is a multiple choice exam which may be taken at a proctored location just like any other GIAC exam. The second consists of a rigorous battery of hands-on exercises drawn from all the security domains. The full exam costs $1600.

Requirements: 3/5
Hard to Prepare: 4/5
Hard to Pass: 3/5

3. Cisco Certified Architect – CCAr

Specialization: Networking

Only 10-15 people achieved the Cisco Certified Architect title. To become a CCAr you must first achieve the CCDE certification (CCDE was introduced in 2007 and only 85 people achieved this title). You won’t find any preparation materials for this certification. The scope of the exam is extremely wide: from high-level business requirements analyze to low-level routing protocols’ configuration. The total cost of the exam is $15000. You first need too submit an application summarizing your project experience and other qualifications. Once approved, you will be given an architecture challenge and will meet live with Board members (other Cisco Certified Architects and Cisco Distinguished Engineers) to answer questions and defend your design. After that you will receive the score: Pass or Fail.

Requirements: 4/5
Hard to Prepare: 5/5
Hard to Pass:5/5

2. ITIL v3 Master

Specialization: IT Management

At this moment only 33 people successfully finished the certification process. To become ITIL v3 Master, you must first become ITIL v3 Expert. You must pass at least 5 ITIL certifications and additionally, you must have present your experience before taking the final ITIL v3 Master board exam (at least five years in leadership, managerial, or higher management advisory levels). As for the preparations most of the knowledge is gained during a preparation process to the ITIL v3 Expert and your experience with the ITIL framework.

The examination process is very complexed. One need to complete the application process, submit a proposal outlining the real life situation and the elements of ITIL to be applied to the situation, submit the Work Package and after all this you will be invited to an interview. The whole process takes 30 weeks.

Requirements: 5/5
Hard to Prepare: 3/5
Hard to Pass: 5/5

1. Microsoft Certified Architect (MCA) Windows Server: Directory

Specialization: Windows

Only 4 people have the Microsoft Certified Architect (MCA) Windows Server: Directory certification. Today Microsoft offers 4 different MCA certifications: MCA: Microsoft Exchange Server, MCA: Microsoft SharePoint Server, MCA: Microsoft SQL Server and MCA: Windows Server: Directory. Please keep in mind that each of these is on the same level.

To become MCA you must first become a Microsoft Certified Master. You will require two other certifications for this process, you will also need 5-year of documented experience and need to pass two additional exams: a written and a 6-hour long lab. There are no trainings and preparation materials for the exam. You must be prepared to resolve the most complex scenarios and design the biggest Active Directory domains. After registering, acceptance and payment ($7500) you must prepare you work history and a few high-level case study design documents. Next you must attend a few-hour review with the other MCAs.

Requirements: 5/5
Hard to Prepare: 4/5
Hard to Pass: 4/5

12 Type Of Servers And What They Do!

The best geek is the one who learns and knows about everything in tech, and to help out our awesome techie readers out there we bring a good to know list of 12 types of servers and what do they do. Enjoy!

1. Real-Time Communication Servers
Also known as chat servers or IRC, and sometimes known as instant messaging (IM) servers, these servers are meant to allow huge number users to exchange information instantly.

2. FTP Servers
This is one of the oldest of the Internet services available. The FTP or File Transfer Protocol allows the users to securely transfer one or more files of any size between two computers.

3. Collaboration Servers
In many ways, collaboration software, once called 'groupware,' demonstrates the original power of the Web. Collaboration software designed to enable users to collaborate, regardless of location, via the Internet or a corporate intranet and to work together in a virtual atmosphere.

4. List Servers
List servers lets users better manage their mass mailing lists like open interactive discussions or one-way lists to deliver newsletters, announcements or advertising.

5. Telnet Servers
The Telnet server lets the users on to a host computer control and work on remote computers.

6. Web Servers
At its core, a Web server serves static content to a Web browser by loading a file from a disk and serving it across the network to a user's Web browser. This entire exchange is mediated by the browser and server talking to each other using HTTP.

7. Virtual Servers
A virtual server is a web server which shares its resources with multiple users. It's another way of saying that multiple web sites share the resources of one server.

8. Proxy Servers
Proxy server is a server which acts as an intermediary for requests between the users and the servers. Client connects to the proxy server and the proxy server evaluates the requests sent by the users simplifies them and control their complexities.

9. Mail Servers
Mail servers help in moving and storing the e-mail over a network via LANs and WANs or across the Internet.

10. Server Platforms
Normally used in same context with that of operating systems, server platforms are the platforms that are under the hardware or software of a system and the hence in the engine that drives the server.

11. Open Source Servers
Similar to server platforms, Open source server are referred to the underlying open source operating system used in the IT infrastructures of the companies.

12. Application Servers
Application servers are a type of middleware which connects the database servers and the app users.

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25 Open Source Alternatives For Costly Applications!

Over the years, it has been observed the prices of proprietary software have been rising year to year. Many software that were known to be pricey have switched to a software as a service (SaaS) pricing model. This appears less costly as it is based on a monthly subscription than a fee.

There are also some proprietary software that have seen a dip in price this year with some becoming free. Here is a list of open source software projects that can replace very expensive software. Let’s take a look at 25 under various heads below.

Accounting

1. Edoceo Imperium – This is for Quick Books Pro costing $249.95 or $12.95 per month and Sage Peachtree Complete Accounting costing $379.99 and up. It is a Web-based application that tracks quotes, work orders, invoices, contacts, customers and vendors. It also offers double-entry accounting capabilities and can be integrated with Google Calendar and other apps. It does not require an OS. You can download it from here

2. FrontAccounting – This is for QuickBooksPro costing $249.95 or $12.95 per month) and Sage Peachtree Complete Accounting costing $379.99 and up. It has both accounting and basic ERP planning that are ideal for small businesses supporting various languages and currencies and also many businesses. It is Operating System independent. You can download it from here

3. TurboCASH – This is for QuickBooksPro costing $249.95 or $12.95 per month and Sage Peachtree Complete Accounting costing $379.99 and up. This is another accounting package made for SMBs. It features stock control, general ledger, accounts receivable and payable, reporting and analysis capabilities. It works on Windows. You can download it from here

4. XIWA – This is for QuickBooksPro costing $249.95 or $12.95 per month and Sage Peachtree Complete Accounting costing $379.99 and up. It is a Linux-based accounting program that has been around since 1999. It has multi-user support, multi-company support, payroll, stock/investment tracking, reporting and more. You can download it from here

Audio Recording/Editing

5. Audacity – This is for Apple LogicPro costing $199.99 and FL Studio Producer Edition costing $199. It permits amateur musicians in recording and editing multi-track recordings. Its latest version comes with an improved reverb tool and the ability to record computer playback and many new commands, which simplify the editing process. It works on Windows, Linux, OS X.

You can download it from here

6. Frinika – This is for Apple LogicPro costing $199.99 and FL Studio Producer Edition costing $199. It is Java-based. It is not very advanced as some other options, but has a sequencer, midi support, soft synthesizers, audio recorder, piano roll/tracker/notation editing and more. It is Operating System Independent. You can download it from here

7. Linux MultiMedia Studio – This is for AppleLogicPro costing $199.99 and FL Studio Producer Edition costing $199. It makes it quite simple to compose and/or produce your own music and comes with a song editor, beat+bassline editor, piano roll, 64-channel FX mixer, standards support and more. It works on Windows and Linux. You can download it from here

Business Intelligence

8. Jaspersoft – This is for Oracle Business Intelligence Standard costing $5,000+, Microsoft Dynamics costing $27,150 or $178 per month per user) and IBM Cognos Express costing $25 per user per month and up. It is an open source and popular business intelligence software. It is Operating System Independent. You can download it from here

9. Jedox – This is for Oracle Business Intelligence Standard costing $5,000+, Microsoft Dynamics costing $27,150 or $178 per month per user) and IBM Cognos Express costing $25 per user per month and up. It offers planning and forecasting, reporting and analysis, sales management, procurement management and project management. It is Operating System independent. You can download it from here

10. Pentaho – This is for Oracle Business Intelligence Standard costing $5,000, Microsoft Dynamics costing $27,150 or $178 per month per user and IBM Cognos Express costing $25 per user per month and up. It provides a range of commercial analytics and big data products with Lufthansa, Telefonica and Marketo as its clients. It works on Windows, Linux and OS X. You can download it from here

Business Process Management

11. ProcessMaker – This is for IBM Business Process Manager Express costing $45,100 and up. It's available in paid cloud, on-premise enterprise and SugarCRM editions. It also has a free community version. It works on Windows and Linux. You can download it from here
CAD

12. BRL-CAD – This is for AutoCAD costing $4,195 and up. It is used by the U.S. military for over twenty years. It is a solid geometry modeling and editing package having over 400 tools, utilities, and applications assisting with design and analysis of vehicles, mechanical parts, and architecture. It also has radiation dose planning, medical visualization and education. It works on Windows, Linux, OS X and others. You can download it from here

13. FreeCAD – This is for AutoCAD costing $4,195 and up. It is a parametric modeling tool made with mechanical engineers and product designers in mind. It supports many industry-standard CAD file formats. It works on Windows, Linux, OS X and others. You can download it from here

14. Archimedes – This is for AutoCAD costing $4,195 and up. It is a Java-based bare-bones CAD system idea for certain architects and students. It works on Windows, Linux and OS X.
You can download it from here

Customer Relationship Management

15. Sugar Community Edition – This is for Sage ACT! costing $269.99 and up, Microsoft Dynamics CRM costing $65 per user per month and up and Oracle CRM on Demand costing $75 per user per month and up. It has millions of users that include personnel at Coca-Cola, Chevrolet, Men's Warehouse, ThyssenKrupp System Engineering and others. It is independent of Operating System. You can download it from here

16. vTiger – This is for Sage ACT! costing $269.99 and up, Microsoft Dynamics CRM costing $65 per user per month and up and Oracle CRM on Demand costing $75 per user per month and up. It has over 10,000 customers. It is aimed at assisting enterprises "get organized, grow sales, boost marketing ROI, and deliver delightful customer experiences." It works on Windows, Linux, iOS and Android. You can download it from here

17. Orange Leap – This is for Sage ACT! costing $269.99 and up. It is ideal for non-profits and aimed at creating managing contacts especially fundraising contacts simpler. It works on Windows. You can download it from here

18. SourceTap – This is for Sage ACT! costing $269.99 and up, Microsoft Dynamics CRM costing $65 per user per month and up and Oracle CRM on Demand costing $75 per user per month and up. It is created basically for sales team members offering lead, account and opportunity management tools. It works on Windows and Linux. You can download it from here

19. SplendidCRM – This is for Sage ACT! costing $269.99 and up, Microsoft Dynamics CRM costing $65 per user per month and up and Oracle CRM on Demand costing $75 per user per month and up. Its latest version of Splendid has a new survey model, 42 new standard reports, Google Apps Sync, an HTML5 calendar and more. It works on Windows. Click here

20. ConcourseSuite – This is for Sage ACT! costing $269.99 and up, Microsoft Dynamics CRM costing $65 per user per month and up and Oracle CRM on Demand costing $75 per user per month and up. It is a Java-based apps that is aimed at providing a 360° view of your customer, tracking leads, opportunities, marketing and customer support functions. It works on Windows, Linux and OS X. Click here

Database

21. MySQL – This is for Microsoft SQL Server standard costing $898 and up. It is used by organizations including Facebook, Google, Adobe, Alcatel Lucent and Zappos. It has been for a long time among the most popular databases for use with the Web offering scalability, flexibility, high performance and more. It works on Windows, Linux, Unix and OS X. Click here

22. Firebird – This is for Microsoft SQL Server standard costing $898 and up. It was launched in 1981 and is a mature SQL database boasting cross-platform support, multi-generation architecture, logging and monitoring capabilities, great security and more. It works on Windows, Linux, Unix, OS X and Solaris. Click here

23. Kexi – This is for Microsoft Office Access 2013 costing $109.99 and FileMakerPro12 costing $299. Kexi has a familiar set of desktop database features. Notable capabilities include full visual designers for tables, queries and forms; support for parameterized queries; support for object data; lookup columns; advanced import tools and more. It works on Windows, Linux and OS X. Click here

Desktop Publishing

24. Scribus – This is for InDesign CS5 costing $19.99 per user per month and up, QuarkXPress costing $849 and Microsoft Publisher costing $109.99. It is a professional-caliber page layout program performing color separations, CMYK and spot colors, ICC color management, PDF creation and more. It works on Windows, Linux and OS X. Click here

25. MiKTeX – This is for InDesign CS5 costing $19.99 per user per month and up, QuarkXPRess costing $849 and Microsoft Publisher costing $109.99. It is a publishing solution for making scientific and mathematical text look beautiful. It works on Windows and Linux. Click here

10 Places For Freelance Designers And Programmers To Find Work

Working as a freelancer have many advantages and is a dream for many designers as this not only gives you the freedom to choose the jobs you really want to do but also lets you work in a flexibile atmosphere in terms of time and place of work. Although there is always a flip side to the coin, what if some day you are totally out of projects? To help you with that, we bring to you 10 places that might come in handy in finding your dream projects!

1. GetAFreelancer

You can both grab a project or post it on this platform. The website is a galaxy of skilled web designers, copywriters or freelance programmers. You can find and give work at the best prices.

2. Odesk

Established in 2004, this website was one revolution in the work marketplace. The website is a win-win for both freelancers and the employers. Employers can find the top-flight talent and the professionals can find jobs with an average worth of $5,000.

3. RentACoder

Rent a coder is a website where a software developer can get plenty of jobs and in return can earn plenty of money. This is perfectly a legit site and the fact that it is only a medium for giving work to interested hunters makes it tempting.

4. Project4hire

This freelance marketplace offers an array of opportunities to contractors and thereby require them to pay a small amount as a commission to tech site, on being awarded a project. Apart from this, it is easy to use and a great platform to post projects and find freelance professionals like coders, consultants, graphic designers, software developers.

5. FreelancingJob

Webmasters need to have several jobs put together to frame a compelling website. This includes copy-writing, website designing, coding, web developer and several others. Find them all at this emerging online platform.

6. GetACoder

The growth of a business is decided by the resources that it is able to explore and access, to get the competitive advantage. Save costs and enhance efficiencies by outsourcing your programming, writing and web designing jobs to the right people at this famous online freelance portal.

7. Pro-Freelance

Pro-Freelance is a platform where freelancers can find all freelance projects from most important sites and the projects owners can find best experts at the best price. you can also freely propose your services on our classified page.

8. Smashing Jobs

A great thing about posting your job on this site is that the jobs listed here are soon featured among one of the top 20 blogs of the world. This is again a nice job portal to find programming and designing jobs, besides all others.

9. Elance

A famous online portal for freelancers, this is an ultimate place to meet professionals with business, technical and marketing expertise to get work done at an affordable price.

10. Guru

Like other freelance websites, this is another source to find the indutry’s most ultimate professionals from world over. However, safer way to pay through Escrow gives this site an edge over other freelance sites. From business, creative arts to technology, select your favorite category and get started.

500 Free eBooks On Programming!

Searching for a free ebook on programming? Look no more, here's bringing to you 500 ebooks for all your programming needs!
 

Here we bring to you an uncategorized list ebooks on programming which are available for free download. The list covers books on all major programming languages including Ada, Assembly, C, C#, C++, CGI, JavaScript, Perl, Pascal, Haskell, Java, Lisp, PHP, Prolog, Python, Ruby, and many more. It also includes books on game programming and software engineering. So scroll down, pick, download, read and have fun!

001. The Design Patterns Java Companion
       James W. Cooper |
       Published in 1998, 218 pages

002. Thinking in Enterprise Java
       Bruce Eckel et. al. | MindView, Inc.
       Published in 2003

003. The Ugly JavaScript Book
       John H. Keyes |
       Published in 2001

004. Maven: The Complete Reference
       Tim O'Brien, at al. | Sonatype, Inc.
       Published in 2010

005. PHP with Guru99
       Krishna Rungta | Smashwords
       Published in 2013, 151 pages

006. Mr. Neighborly's Humble Little Ruby Book
       Jeremy McAnally |
       Published in 2006, 147 pages

007. Ada Programming
        | Wikibooks
       Published in 2007, 242 pages

008. Java Persistence
       James Sutherland, Doug Clarke | Wikibooks
       Published in 2012, 130 pages

009. Java Testing and Design
       Frank Cohen | Prentice Hall PTR
       Published in 2004, 544 pages

010. Practical Smalltalk: Using Smalltalk/V
       Dan Shafer, Dean A. Ritz | Springer
       Published in 1991, 251 pages

011. Ada 95: The Lovelace Tutorial
       David A. Wheeler | Springer
       Published in 1996, 293 pages

012. Starting FORTH
       Leo Brodie | FORTH, Inc.
       Published in 2009, 346 pages

013. Another tour of Scala
       David Copeland | naildrivin5.com
       Published in 2010

014. Python for Education
       Ajith Kumar | Inter University Accelerator Centre
       Published in 2010, 110 pages

015. The Haskell School of Music
       Paul Hudak | Yale University
       Published in 2012, 353 pages

016. More Servlets and JavaServer Pages
       Marty Hall | Pearson Education
       Published in 2001, 752 pages

017. Programming Windows Phone 7
       Charles Petzold | Microsoft Press
       Published in 2010, 1013 pages

018. Computer Science Logo Style
       Brian Harvey | The MIT Press
       Published in 1997, 1068 pages

019. Windows Phone 7 Developer Guide
       Dominic Betts, at al. | Microsoft Press
       Published in 2011

020. Programming Fundamentals: A Modular Structured Approach Using C++
       Kenneth Leroy Busbee | Connexions
       Published in 2011, 331 pages

021. Test-Driven Development with Python
       Harry Percival | O'Reilly Media
       Published in 2013

022. Learn Prolog Now!
       Patrick Blackburn, Johan Bos, Kristina Striegnitz | College Publications
       Published in 2006, 284 pages

023. 88 C Programs
       JT Kalnay | Smashwords
       Published in 2012, 296 pages

024. Ruby on Rails Tutorial: Learn Rails by Example
       Michael Hartl | Addison-Wesley
       Published in 2010

025. Picking Up Perl
       Bradley M. Kuhn | ebb.org
       Published in 2001, 66 pages

026. Creating a Simple 3D Game with XNA
        | Wikibooks
       Published in 2010

027. Java Enterprise Performance
       Alois Reitbauer, et al. | Compuware Corporation
       Published in 2012

028. The Oracle PHP Cookbook
       John Alphonse, Justin Kestelyn | Oracle
       Published in 2009

029. Industrial Strength C++
       Mats Henricson, Erik Nyquist | Prentice Hall
       Published in 1996, 244 pages

030. Non-Programmers Tutorial For Python
       Josh Cogliati | Wikibooks
       Published in 2005, 90 pages

031. Computer Science: Abstraction to Implementation
       Robert M. Keller | Harvey Mudd College
       Published in 2001, 627 pages

032. Sams Teach Yourself Java 2 in 24 Hours
       Rogers Cadenhead, Mark Taber | Sams
       Published in 1999, 429 pages

033. Foundations of Computer Science
       Lawrence C Paulson | University of Cambridge
       Published in 2000, 155 pages

034. Dive Into Python
       Mark Pilgrim | Apress
       Published in 2004, 413 pages

035. Standard ECMA-334 C# Language Specification
        | Ecma International
       Published in 2006, 553 pages

036. Smalltalk-80: The Language and its Implementation
       Adele Goldberg, David Robson | Addison-Wesley
       Published in 1983, 742 pages

037. Tcl and the Tk Toolkit
       John K. Ousterhout | Addison-Wesley
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038. Do It Yourself Agile Kickstart
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039. Standard C++ Library Reference
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       Published in 2005, 439 pages

040. Smalltalk: An Introduction to Application Development Using VisualWorks
       Trevor Hopkins, Bernard Horan | Prentice Hall
       Published in 1995, 413 pages

041. Apache Jakarta Commons: Reusable Java Components
       Will Iverson | Prentice Hall PTR
       Published in 2005, 360 pages

042. Scheme 9 from Empty Space
       Nils M Holm | Lulu Press
       Published in 2007, 130 pages

043. Python for Fun
       Chris Meyers |
       Published in 2004

044. Perl Programming
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       Published in 2012, 141 pages

045. Higher-Order Perl: Transforming Programs with Programs
       Mark Jason Dominus | Morgan Kaufmann
       Published in 2005, 592 pages

046. Conceptive C
       Harry McGeough | Smashwords
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047. Silverlight for Windows Phone Toolkit In Depth
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       Published in 2011, 245 pages

048. Ruby Essentials
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       Published in 2007

049. Algorithms for Programmers: Ideas and Source Code
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050. Practical PHP Testing
       Giorgio Sironi |
       Published in 2009, 61 pages

051. Java Swing Tutorial
       Jan Bodnar | ZetCode
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052. Fundamentals of Computer Programming with C#
       Svetlin Nakov, et al. | Telerik Software Academy
       Published in 2013, 1132 pages

053. Creating Applications with Mozilla
       David Boswell, at al. | O'Reilly Media
       Published in 2002, 480 pages

054. Java Look and Feel Design Guidelines, 2nd Edition
       Sun Microsystems Inc. | Addison-Wesley Professional
       Published in 2001, 416 pages

055. Working With Objects
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056. why's (poignant) guide to Ruby
       why the lucky stiff |
       Published in 2008

057. Python 2.5 Quick Reference
       Richard Gruet |
       Published in 2007, 42 pages

058. Introduction to Software Development
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       Published in 2010, 379 pages

059. Java: The Fundamentals of Objects and Classes
       David Etheridge | BookBoon
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060. Financial Numerical Recipes in C++
       Bernt Arne Ødegaard |
       Published in 2007, 262 pages

061. x86 Disassembly
        | Wikibooks
       Published in 2008, 151 pages

062. Haskell: Functional Programming with Types
       Joeri van Eekelen, et al. | Wikibooks
       Published in 2007, 290 pages

063. The Psychology of Menu Selection
       Kent L. Norman | Ablex Publishing Corporation
       Published in 1991, 368 pages

064. JavaScript Essentials
       Neil Smyth | Techotopia
       Published in 2007

065. The Art and Craft of Programming: Python Edition
       John C. Lusth | The University of Alabama
       Published in 2012, 115 pages

066. Java Structures: Data Structures in Java for the Principled Programmer
       Duane A. Bailey | McGraw-Hill
       Published in 2007, 542 pages

067. Programming in Java Advanced Imaging
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       Published in 1999

068. Zend Framework: Surviving The Deep End
       Pádraic Brady |
       Published in 2009, 37 pages

069. Scala for the Impatient
       Cay Horstmann | Addison-Wesley
       Published in 2011, 113 pages

070. GUI Programming with Python: QT Edition
       Boudewijn Rempt | OpenDocs, LLC
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071. Programming Languages at a Glance
       Andreas Hohmann | Minimal Programming
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072. Python for Informatics: Exploring Information
       Charles Severance | PythonLearn
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073. Mobile Developer's Guide to the Parallel Universe
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074. The Definitive Guide to symfony
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075. Object-Oriented Reengineering Patterns
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076. Upgrading Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 to Microsoft Visual Basic .NET
       Ed Robinson, Robert Ian Oliver, Michael Bond | Microsoft Press
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077. The Scheme Programming Language, 4th Edition
       R. Kent Dybvig | The MIT Press
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078. Object Oriented Software in Ada 95, Second Edition
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       Published in 2001, 446 pages

079. Python Cookbook
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       Published in 2013, 708 pages

080. Big Fat Rails
       Mitch Guthrie | bigfatrails.com
       Published in 2012, 53 pages

081. The Black Art of Programming
       Mark McIlroy | Blue Sky Technology
       Published in 2013, 672 pages

082. Machine Language for Beginners
       Richard Mansfield | Compute! Publications
       Published in 1987, 350 pages

083. The Software Development Book
       Mark Watson |
       Published in 2009

084. So You Want to Learn to Program?
       James M. Reneau | CreateSpace
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085. Ada 95 Reference Manual
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086. HTTP Programming Recipes for C# Bots
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087. GPU Gems 3
       Hubert Nguyen | Addison-Wesley Professional
       Published in 2007, 1008 pages

088. Taligent's Guide to Designing Programs
        | Taligent Press
       Published in 1994, 152 pages

089. Foundations of Programming: Building Better Software
       Karl Seguin | CodeBetter.Com
       Published in 2007, 79 pages

090. Hacking Secret Ciphers with Python
       Al Sweigart |
       Published in 2013, 436 pages

091. PHP 5 Power Programming
       Andi Gutmans, Stig Bakken, Derick Rethans | Prentice Hall PTR
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092. Revisiting C#
       Anoop Madhusudanan | amazedsaint.com
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093. MacRuby: The Definitive Guide
       Matt Aimonetti | O'Reilly Media
       Published in 2010

094. COBOL: A self-instructional manual
       James A. Saxon | Prentice-Hall
       Published in 1963, 190 pages

095. The Java Web Services Tutorial
       Eric Armstrong, et al | Pearson Education
       Published in 2005, 457 pages

096. The Java Language Specification, 3rd edition
       James Gosling, Bill Joy, Guy Steele, Gilad Bracha | Prentice Hall PTR
       Published in 2005, 684 pages

097. Michael Abrash's Graphics Programming Black Book
       Michael Abrash | Coriolis Group Books
       Published in 2001, 1342 pages

098. Cross-Platform GUI Programming with wxWidgets
       Julian Smart, Kevin Hock, Stefan Csomor | Prentice Hall PTR
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099. Think Stats: Probability and Statistics for Programmers
       Allen B. Downey | Green Tea Press
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100. Optimizing Code for Speed
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101. Mastering Node
       TJ Holowaychuk | Visionmedia
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102. Git Pocket Guide
       Richard E. Silverman | O'Reilly Media
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103. Java AWT Reference
       John Zukowski | O'Reilly
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104. C++ Language Tutorial
       Juan Soulie | cplusplus.com
       Published in 2007, 144 pages

105. Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming
       Peter Van Roy, Seif Haridi | The MIT Press
       Published in 2004, 939 pages

106. Securing Java: Getting Down to Business with Mobile Code
       Gary McGraw, Edward W. Felten | Wiley
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107. Introduction to Objective Caml
       Jason Hickey | Caltech
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108. Start Here: Python Programming for Beginners
       Jody Scott Ginther | toonzcat.com
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109. Java Look and Feel Design Guidelines: Advanced Topics
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110. 31 Days of Refactoring
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111. 1000 Java Tips
       Alexandre Patchine, Dr. Heinz M. Kabutz |
       Published in 2005, 856 pages

112. Thinking in Java, 3rd Edition
       Bruce Eckel | Prentice Hall PTR
       Published in 2002, 1119 pages

113. Beginning Perl
       Curtis 'Ovid' Poe | Wrox
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114. Foundations of Computer Science: C Edition
       Al Aho, Jeff Ullman | W. H. Freeman
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115. Thinking in C++, 2nd Edition
       Bruce Eckel | Prentice Hall
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116. Rapid C# Windows Development
       Joseph Chancellor | Lulu.com
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117. Optimizing C ++
       Steve Heller | Prentice Hall PTR
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118. Programming Pearls, 2nd Edition
       Jon Bentley | Addison-Wesley Professional
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119. Object Oriented Perl
       Damian Conway | Manning Publications
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120. The J2EE 1.4 Tutorial
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121. Inside Smalltalk
       W. R. Lalonde, J. R. Pugh | Prentice-Hall
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122. Java: Learning to Program with Robots
       Byron Weber Becker | Course Technology
       Published in 2006, 864 pages

123. Loving Lisp, or the Savvy Programmer's Secret Weapon
       Mark Watson |
       Published in 2002

124. Making Games with Python and Pygame
       Al Sweigart |
       Published in 2012, 365 pages

125. The Java Virtual Machine Specification, 2nd Edition
       Tim Lindholm, Frank Yellin | Prentice Hall PTR
       Published in 1999, 496 pages

126. An Introduction to R
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127. Object-oriented Programming in C# for C and Java programmers
       Kurt Nørmark | Aalborg University
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128. Mastering Software Project Management
       Hsiang Tao Yeh | Lulu.com
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129. Ruby on Rails Security
       Heiko Webers | OWASP
       Published in 2009, 48 pages

130. Zen Style Programming
       Nils M Holm | Lulu Press
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131. Project Shrink Linear Edition
       Bas de Baar | Project Shrink
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132. Introduction to Programming using Python
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133. Windows Phone 7 Guide for iPhone Application Developers
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       Published in 2011, 97 pages

134. Finite-state Automata in Java
       Bradley Kjell | Cental Connecticut State University
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135. A Computer Science Tapestry: Exploring Computer Science with C++
       Owen L. Astrachan | McGraw - Hill
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136. 97 Things Every Software Architect Should Know
       Richard Monson-Haefel | O'Reilly
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137. CoffeeScript Cookbook
       David Brady, et al. | coffeescriptcookbook.com
       Published in 2012

138. Java: An Object First Approach
       Fintan Culwin | Prentice Hall
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139. The Bastards Book of Ruby
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140. Java: Graphical User Interfaces
       David Etheridge | BookBoon
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141. Building Skills in Python
       Steven F. Lott |
       Published in 2008, 459 pages

142. Prolog Programming
       Roman Bartak |
       Published in 1998

143. Ada in Action, Second Edition
       Do-While Jones |
       Published in 1995, 153 pages

144. Developing an Advanced Windows Phone 7.5 App
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       Published in 2012, 208 pages

145. A Taste of Smalltalk
       Ted Kaehler, Dave Patterson | W W Norton & Co Inc
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146. Natural Language Processing in Prolog
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147. Haskell Tutorial for C Programmers
       Eric Etheridge | HaskellWiki
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148. Learning Cocoa with Objective-C
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       Published in 2002, 384 pages

149. Ada Distilled
       Richard Riehle | AdaWorks
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150. WML and WMLScript
       V. Mukhi, V. Kalantri, S. Mukhi | BPB Publications
       Published in 2008

151. PNG: The Definitive Guide
       Greg Roelofs | O'Reilly
       Published in 1999, 321 pages

152. Developing Web Applications with Haskell and Yesod
       Michael Snoyman | O'Reilly Media
       Published in 2012, 298 pages

153. Evaluating Java for Game Development
       Jacob Marner |
       Published in 2002, 314 pages

154. Killer Game Programming in Java
       Andrew Davison | O'Reilly Media
       Published in 2009

155. Using, Understanding, and Unraveling The OCaml Language
       Didier Rémy | INRIA Paris-Rocquencourt
       Published in 2001, 182 pages

156. Fundamentals of C++ Programming
       Richard L. Halterman | Southern Adventist University
       Published in 2010, 524 pages

157. AMPL: A Modeling Language for Mathematical Programming
       R. Fourer, D.M. Gay, B.W. Kernighan | Duxbury Press
       Published in 2002, 540 pages

158. MPI: The Complete Reference
       Marc Snir, at al. | The MIT Press
       Published in 1998, 800 pages

159. Version Control with SVK
       Michael Brouwer, Russell Brown |
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160. Programming Mac OS X with Cocoa for Beginners
        | Wikibooks
       Published in 2011

161. Programming Vertex, Geometry, and Pixel Shaders
       Wolfgang Engel, et al. |
       Published in 2011

162. Read Ruby 1.9
        | runpaint.org
       

163. ANSI C for Programmers on UNIX Systems
       Tim Love |
       Published in 1999

164. Pangea Software's Ultimate Game Programming Guide for Mac OS X
       Brian Greenstone | Pangea Software, Inc
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165. GNU Emacs Lisp Reference Manual
       Bil Lewis, Dan LaLiberte, Richard Stallman | Free Software Foundation
       Published in 2009, 1025 pages

166. PHP Best Practices
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167. Artificial Intelligence through Prolog
       Neil C. Rowe | Prentice-Hall
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168. The Underground PHP and Oracle Manual
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169. Learning Perl the Hard Way
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170. Beginning C++ Through Game Programming
       Michael Dawson | Course Technology PTR
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171. Pablo's SOLID Software Development
       Derick Bailey | LosTechies.com
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172. Kindle Fire Development Essentials
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173. Professional Programmer's Guide to Fortran77
       Clive G. Page | University of Leicester
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174. Algorithm Implementation
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175. Java in a Nutshell
       David Flanagan | O'Reilly
       Published in 1997, 628 pages

176. Adventure in Prolog
       Dennis Merritt | Springer
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177. The J2EE Architect's Handbook
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178. Unix System Programming in OCaml
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179. C# - The Basics
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180. Assemblers And Loaders
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181. The Codeless Code
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182. Visual Studio.Net with C#
       Vijay Mukhi, Suraj Godhwani, Sonal Mukhi | BPB Publications
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183. Working through Screens
       Jacob Burghardt | Flashbulb Interaction
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184. The Objective-C 2.0 Programming Language
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185. Real World Haskell
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186. Scala Style Guide
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187. Logic, Programming and Prolog
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188. Beginning Perl
       Simon Cozens, Peter Wainwright | Wrox Press
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189. Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in Python
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       Published in 2004, 568 pages

190. Objective-C 2.0 Essentials
       Neil Smyth | Techotopia
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191. Software Architect
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192. Software Development Guidelines
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193. The Common Java Cookbook
       Timothy M. O'Brien |
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194. Applying UML and Patterns: An Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
       Craig Larman | Prentice Hall
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195. Functional Programming in Qi
       Mark Tarver | Upfront Publishing
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196. Up and Running with Node.js
       Tom Hughes-Croucher | O'Reilly Media
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197. Extreme Programming in Perl
       Robert Nagler | O'Reilly Media
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198. Clever Algorithms: Nature-Inspired Programming Recipes
       Jason Brownlee | Lulu.com
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199. JavaScript Cookbook
       Shelley Powers | O'Reilly Media
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200. Developing Backbone.js Applications
       Addy Osmani | O'Reilly Media
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201. x86 Assembly
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202. An Introduction to Programming in Emacs Lisp
       Robert J. Chassell | Free Software Foundation, Inc.
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203. Encyclopedia of Graphics File Formats
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204. Java Web Application Development With Click Framework
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205. Unix and Perl Primer for Biologists
       Keith Bradnam, Ian Korf | Korf Lab
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206. Concurrent Programming Using Java
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207. Common Lisp: An Interactive Approach
       Stuart Charles Shapiro | W.H. Freeman & Company
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208. C++ GUI Programming with Qt 3
       Jasmin Blanchette, Mark Summerfield | Prentice Hall PTR
       Published in 2004, 464 pages

209. Introduction to newLISP
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210. An Introduction to Python
       Guido van Rossum | Network Theory Ltd.
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211. An Introduction to the Imperative Part of C++
       Rob Miller | Imperial College London
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212. Creating Adventure Games On Your Computer
       Tim Hartnell | Ballantine Books
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213. The Power PC Compiler Writer's Guide
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214. Android Design Guidelines
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215. Patterns of Software: Tales from the Software Community
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216. Teach Yourself Scheme in Fixnum Days
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217. QBasic
       Faraaz Damji, et al. | Wikibooks
       Published in 2013

218. Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS) in Action
       Michael Cote |
       Published in 2005

219. Eloquent JavaScript: An opinionated guide to programming
       Marijn Haverbeke | No Starch Press
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220. Common LISP: A Gentle Introduction to Symbolic Computation
       David S. Touretzky | Benjamin-Cummings Pub Co
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221. An Introduction to Python
       John C. Lusth | The University of Alabama
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222. The Art of Assembly Language
       Randall Hyde | No Starch Press
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223. Mercurial: The Definitive Guide
       Bryan O'Sullivan | O'Reilly Media
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224. Blender Basics: Classroom Tutorial Book
       James Chronister |
       Published in 2009, 146 pages

225. Python Tutorial
       Guido van Rossum | Python Software Foundation
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226. Core Servlets and Javaserver Pages
       Marty Hall, Larry Brown | Prentice Hall PTR
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227. The Practice of Parallel Programming
       Sergey A. Babkin | CreateSpace
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228. Squeak by Example
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229. The Python Language Reference Manual
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230. Backbone Tutorials
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231. Basic Lisp Techniques
       David J. Cooper, Jr. | Franz Inc.
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232. Brewing Java: A Tutorial
       Elliotte Rusty Harold | Cafe au Lait
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233. Maven by Example
       Tim O'Brien, at al. | Sonatype, Inc.
       Published in 2010

234. BlitzMax
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       Published in 2010

235. The Programming Historian
       W.J. Turkel, A. Crymble, A. MacEachern | NiCHE
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236. Practical Programming in Python
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237. BIOS Disassembly Ninjutsu Uncovered
       Darmawan Salihun | A-List Publishing
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238. C# in Detail
       Jon Jagger |
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239. C# Essentials
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240. The Second Book of Machine Language
       Richard Mansfield | Compute! Publications
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241. Essentials of the Java Programming Language: A Hands-On Guide
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242. Let Over Lambda: 50 Years of Lisp
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243. The Little Introduction To Programming
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244. wxWidgets tutorial
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245. Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis in Java
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246. Blender 3D: Noob to Pro
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247. MIPS Assembly Language Programming Using QtSpim
       Ed Jorgensen | University of Nevada, Las Vegas
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248. Tutorial: Java, Maven 2, Eclipse and JSF
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249. Invent Your Own Computer Games with Python
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250. PHP Security Guide
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251. Visual Basic Essentials
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252. A Little Smalltalk
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253. Think Python: An Introduction to Software Design
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254. Version Control by Example
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255. C++: A Beginner's Guide
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256. The GNU C Programming Tutorial
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257. Porting to Python 3: An in-depth guide
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258. Java Au Naturel
       Dr. William C. Jones, Jr. |
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259. Text Algorithms
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260. User Interfaces
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261. GNU Scientific Library Reference Manual
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262. A to Z of C
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263. Ruby Best Practices
       Gregory T. Brown | O'Reilly Media
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264. Smalltalk-80: The Interactive Programming Environment
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265. Introduction to Java and OOA/OOD for Web Applications
       Alvin J. Alexander | DevDaily.com
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266. Java Distributed Computing
       Jim Farley | O'Reilly Media
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267. Object-oriented Programming in Java
       Richard L. Halterman | Southern Adventist University
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268. An Introduction to Programming in Go
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269. Object-Oriented Programming with ANSI-C
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270. Project Management Handbook
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271. C++ Programming for Scientists
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272. Domain-Driven Design Quickly
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273. PHP Programming
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274. C++ Essentials
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275. How to Design Programs: An Introduction to Programming and Computing
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276. Foundations of Jini 2 Programming
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277. CVS Version Control for Web Site Projects
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278. Processing XML with Java
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279. JavaScript Enlightenment
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280. Pro Git
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281. QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook
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282. Practical Common Lisp
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283. Programming Computer Vision with Python
       Jan Erik Solem | O'Reilly Media
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284. Design of CMU Common Lisp
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285. Learn Ruby The Hard Way
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286. Sun Certified Java Programmer Pre-Exam Essentials
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       Published in 2002

287. Agile Data
       Russell Jurney | O'Reilly Media
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288. Seamless Object-Oriented Software Architecture
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289. Java(TM) Platform Performance: Strategies and Tactics
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290. Silverlight for Windows Phone
       Puja Pramudya | Microsoft Innovation Center
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291. Java Programming
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292. Ada 95: The Craft of Object-Oriented Programming
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       Published in 2001, 486 pages

293. Building A JavaScript Framework
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294. The R Inferno
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295. Think OCaml
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296. Functional C
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297. Building Skills in Object-Oriented Design
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298. Learn to Program
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299. Text Processing in Python
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300. Pro Java 6 3D Game Development
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301. Pharo by Example
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302. C++ GUI Programming with Qt 4
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303. Tcl for Web Nerds
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304. Matters Computational: Ideas, Algorithms, Source Code
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305. Programming the Be Operating System
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306. C++ for C Programmers
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307. Android Application Development Cookbook
       Wei-Meng Lee | Wrox
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308. Python Standard Library
       Fredrik Lundh | O'Reilly
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309. More with symfony
       Fabien Potencier, Ryan Weaver | Sensio SA
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310. Clojure Cookbook
       David Sletten | Getting Clojure
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311. The Problem with Native JavaScript APIs
       Nicholas C. Zakas | O'Reilly Media
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312. The Craft of Programming
       John C. Reynolds | Prentice Hall
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313. A Gentle Introduction to symfony
       Francois Zaninotto, Fabien Potencier | Sensio SA
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314. Become an Xcoder: Start Programming the Mac Using Objective-C
       B. Altenberg, A. Clarke, P. Mougin | CocoaLab
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315. A++: The Smallest Programming Language in the World
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316. Prolog and Natural-Language Analysis
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317. Ada 95 Rationale - The Language - The Standard Libraries
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318. The Little Book on CoffeeScript
       Alex MacCaw | O'Reilly Media
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319. JavaScript Allongé
       Reginald Braithwaite | Leanpub
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320. BASIC Programming
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321. The Node Beginner Book
       Manuel Kiessling | Leanpub
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322. C# Programming
       Rod A. Smith, Jonas Nordlund | Wikibooks
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323. Visual C++ 6 Unleashed
       Mickey Williams, David Bennett | Sams
       Published in 2000, 1000 pages

324. Object-Oriented Software Composition
       Nierstrasz, Sichritzis | Prentice Hall PTR
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325. Spring by Example
       David Winterfeldt, Vaan Nila | springbyexample.org
       Published in 2012, 289 pages

326. Picturing Programs: an Introduction to Computer Programming
       Stephen Bloch | College Publications
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327. The Pocket Guide to Pascal
       Joseph S. Dorward |
       Published in 1995

328. Git Magic
       Ben Lynn |
       Published in 2007, 58 pages

329. The Definitive Guide to Django
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330. Super Awesome Advanced CakePHP Tips
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331. Object Oriented Programming in ANSI-C
       Axel Schreiner |
       Published in 2001, 252 pages

332. Getting Started with the Java 3D API
       Dennis J. Bouvier | Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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333. How to Think Like a Computer Scientist: Learning with Python
       Jeffrey Elkner, Allen B. Downey, Chris Meyers | Green Tea Press
       Published in 2012

334. Java for the Beginning Programmer
       Jeff Heaton | Heaton Research, Inc.
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335. Servlets and JavaServer Pages: The J2EE Technology Web Tier
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336. Casting Spells in Lisp
       Conrad Barski | Lisperati.com
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337. Version Control with Subversion
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338. A Beginner's Python Tutorial
       Steven Thurlow | Wikibooks
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339. Programming in Fortran 95
       Rachael Padman | University of Cambridge
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340. JavaScript: The Right Way
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341. Practical Programming in Tcl and Tk
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342. Mobile Developer's Guide To The Galaxy
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343. C++ In Action: Industrial Strength Programming Techniques
       Bartosz Milewski | Addison Wesley
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344. A Project Management Primer
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       Published in 2006, 43 pages

345. The Joy Of Smalltalk
       Ivan Tomek |
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346. The C Book: Featuring the ANSI C Standard
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347. Introduction to Python for Econometrics, Statistics and Numerical Analysis
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348. Java Speech API Programmer's Guide
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349. Simulating Humans: Computer Graphics Animation and Control
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350. Sams Teach Yourself JavaScript in 24 Hours
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351. Perl 5 Pocket Reference
       Johan Vromans, Linda Mui | O'Reilly
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352. How to think like a Computer Scientist (C++ Version)
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       Published in 1999, 189 pages

353. Squeak: Learn Programming with Robots
       Stephane Ducasse | Apress
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354. First Course in Programming with Karel the Robot and Python
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355. HTTP Programming Recipes for Java Bots
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356. Advanced Programming for the Java 2 Platform
       Calvin Austin, Monica Pawlan | Addison Wesley Longman
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357. C# Query Expressions
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358. Sequential and Parallel Sorting Algorithms
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359. Java Programming for Kids, Parents and Grandparents
       Yakov Fain |
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360. Building Expert Systems in Prolog
       Dennis Merritt | Amzi! inc.
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361. The Programmers' Stone
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       Published in 1999, 134 pages

362. Designing Enterprise Applications with the J2EE Platform
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363. Advanced R programming
       Hadley Wickham |
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364. DOM Enlightenment
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365. Testing for Continuous Delivery with Visual Studio 2012
       L. Brader, H. Hilliker, A.C. Wills | Microsoft
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366. Your First Cup: An Introduction to the Java EE Platform
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367. Don't Just Roll The Dice: A usefully short guide to software pricing
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368. Project Management Book
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369. The New C Standard
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370. Applications of Prolog
       Attila Csenki | BookBoon
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371. Vagrant: Up and Running
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372. Tcl Programming
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373. C Programming
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       Published in 2006, 129 pages

374. Introduction to Media Computation: A Multimedia Cookbook in Python
       Mark Guzdial | Georgia Institute of Technology
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375. Google App Engine Java Experiments
       Romin K. Irani |
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376. Learn Regex The Hard Way
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377. Java Reference Guide
       Steven Haines | Pearson Education
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378. Perl 6 Programming
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379. Visual Basic.Net
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380. Mixu's Node Book
       Mikito Takada | mixu.net
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381. Learn You Some Erlang for Great Good!
       Frederic Trottier-Hebert | LearnYouSomeErlang.com
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382. Ruby Programming
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       Published in 2011

383. Lisp in Small Parts
       David Johnson-Davies |
       Published in 2012

384. Developing Modern Mobile Web Apps
        | Microsoft Corporation
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385. Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in Ruby
       Bruno R. Preiss |
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386. Apprenticeship Patterns: Guidance for the Aspiring Software Craftsman
       Dave Hoover, Adewale Oshineye | O'Reilly Media
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387. The Art and Science of Smalltalk
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388. Statistical Software Engineering
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389. Object Oriented Programming using Java
       Simon Kendal | BookBoon
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390. Game Creation with XNA
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391. Programming Forth
       Stephen Pelc | MicroProcessor Engineering Limited
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392. Interactive Fortran 77: A Hands on Approach
       Ian D Chivers, Jane Sleightholme |
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393. CMMI Implementation Guide
       Vishnuvarthanan Moorthy | Smashwords
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394. Mastering Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0
       R. P. Sriganesh, G. Brose, M. Silverman | Wiley
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395. Bleeding at the Keyboard: A Guide to Modern Programming with Java
       Gregory J. E. Rawlins |
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396. Learn You a Haskell for Great Good!
       Miran Lipovaca | LearnYouaHaskell.com
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397. How to Use Scheme
       M. Felleisen, R. Findler, M. Flatt, S. Krishnamurthi, P. Steckler |
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398. Mastering Dyalog APL
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399. A Beginners C++
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400. Essential JavaScript and jQuery Design Patterns
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401. The Scheme Programming Language, 3rd Edition
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402. Smalltalk and Object Orientation: An Introduction
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403. The C Library Reference Guide
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404. Simply Scheme: Introducing Computer Science
       Brian Harvey, Matthew Wright | The MIT Press
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405. Introducing Ada 95
       John Barnes |
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406. Ruby Hacking Guide
       Minero Aoki |
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407. Programming in C
       Bharat Kinariwala, Tep Dobry | University of Hawaii at Manoa
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408. Practical PHP Programming
       Paul Hudson |
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409. Android Cookbook
       Ian F. Darwin | O'Reilly Media
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410. PHP Cookbook
       Adam Trachtenberg, David Sklar | O'Reilly Media
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411. Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours
       Jonathan Tang | Wikibooks
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412. Natural Language Processing for the Working Programmer
       Daniël de Kok, Harm Brouwer |
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413. CGI Programming on the World Wide Web
       Shishir Gundavaram | O'Reilly
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414. Tcl Tutorial
       Clif Flynt, et al. | Tcl Developer Xchange
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415. Dissecting a C# Application: Inside SharpDevelop
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416. Prolog Techniques
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417. Introduction to Programming Through Game Development Using Microsoft XNA Game Studio
       Rob Miles | Microsoft Press
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418. Object-Oriented System Development
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419. OpenGL Programming
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420. C# Classes
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421. Quick Ada
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422. C# Development
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423. Free Java Book
       Daniel L. Schuster | Western State College
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424. No Bugs!: Delivering Error-Free Code in C and C++
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425. The Java Game Programming Tutorial
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426. C# School: 14 lessons to get you started with C# and .NET
       Faraz Rasheed |
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427. Java Native Interface: Programmer's Guide and Specification
       Sheng Liang | Prentice Hall PTR
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428. Successful Lisp: How to Understand and Use Common Lisp
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429. jQuery Fundamentals
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430. The Secret Ninja Cucumber Scrolls
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431. The Haskell Road to Logic, Maths and Programming
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432. PC Assembly Language
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433. Doctrine ORM for PHP
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434. Essential CVS
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435. Java for Python Programmers
       Brad Miller | interactivepython.org
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436. How to Think Like a Computer Scientist (Java Version)
       Allen B. Downey | Green Tea Press
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437. Programming Principles in Java: Architectures and Interfaces
       David Schmidt | Kansas State University
       Published in 2003, 748 pages

438. Web Client Programming with Perl
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439. Modern Perl
       chromatic | Onyx Neon Press
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440. Using Visual Basic 6
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441. Gradle Beyond the Basics
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442. Magic Ink: Information Software and the Graphical Interface
       Bret Victor | worrydream.com
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443. How to Become a C# Programmer
       Scott Whigham | LearnItFirst.com LLC
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444. Mastering C++
       K. R. Venugopal | Muhammadali Shaduli
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445. Common Lisp
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       Published in 2011

446. Python 201: (Slightly) Advanced Python Topics
       Dave Kuhlman |
       Published in 2003

447. Introduction to Programming in Java: An Interdisciplinary Approach
       Robert Sedgewick, Kevin Wayne | Princeton University
       Published in 2007

448. JS.next: A Manager's Guide
       Aaron Frost | O'Reilly Media
       Published in 2013

449. Subversion Version Control
       William Nagel | Prentice Hall PTR
       Published in 2005, 365 pages

450. Repository Management with Nexus
       Tim O'Brien, at al. | Sonatype, Inc.
       Published in 2009, 226 pages

451. Thinking Forth
       Leo Brodie | Punchy Publishing
       Published in 2004, 316 pages

452. The Art of Readable Code
       Dustin Boswell, Trevor Foucher | O'Reilly
       Published in 2010

453. How to Make Software
       Nick Jenkins |
       Published in 2005, 54 pages

454. Object-Oriented Programming and the Objective-C Language
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       Published in 1996

455. The GNU C Library Reference Manual
       Sandra Loosemore, at al. | Free Software Foundation, Inc.
       Published in 2007, 1001 pages

456. Fortran 90 Course Notes
       AC Marshall, JS Morgan, JL Schonfelder | The University of Liverpool
       Published in 1997, 278 pages

457. Python course in Bioinformatics
       Katja Schuerer, Catherine Letondal | Pasteur Institute
       Published in 2008, 182 pages

458. Software Optimization Resources
       Agner Fog | agner.org
       Published in 2012

459. Design Patterns In Python
       Rahul Verma, Chetan Giridhar | Testing Perspective
       Published in 2011, 38 pages

460. Learning Object Oriented Programming with Delphi
       Zarko Gajic | About.com
       Published in 1998

461. Win32 Programming for x86 Assembly Language Programmers
       Henry Takeuchi | OOPWeb.com
       Published in 2007

462. Javascript FAQ
       Alexei Kourbatov | Linuxtopia
       Published in 2006

463. Windows Phone Toolkit In Depth
       Boryana Miloshevska | WindowsPhoneGeek
       Published in 2011, 250 pages

464. The OpenGL Programming Guide
       Dave Shreiner | Addison-Wesley Professional
       

465. Using R for Introductory Statistics
       John Verzani | Chapman & Hall/CRC
       Published in 2004, 114 pages

466. Essential Delphi
       Marco Cantu |
       Published in 2002, 156 pages

467. Sams Teach Yourself Visual Basic 6 in 24 Hours
       Greg Perry | Sams
       Published in 1999, 480 pages

468. Parallel Programming in Fortran 95 using OpenMP
       Miguel Hermanns | OpenMP.org
       Published in 2002, 75 pages

469. Computer Programming using GNU Smalltalk
       Canol Goekel | Lulu.com
       Published in 2009, 130 pages

470. Small Memory Software: Patterns for systems with limited memory
       Charles Weir, James Noble | Addison-Wesley
       Published in 2000, 352 pages

471. Search User Interfaces
       Marti A. Hearst | Cambridge University Press
       Published in 2009, 352 pages

472. Beej's Guide to Network Programming - Using Internet Sockets
       Brian Hall |
       Published in 2008, 118 pages

473. Introducing Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 for Developers
       Microsoft Corporation | Microsoft Press
       Published in 2004, 288 pages

474. Task-Centered User Interface Design
       Clayton Lewis, John Rieman |
       Published in 1994, 190 pages

475. The Linux Gamers' HOWTO
       Peter Jay Salzman, Frederic Delanoy |
       Published in 2004

476. PyQt4 Tutorial
       Jan Bodnar | ZetCode
       Published in 2013

477. Tutorial: Hibernate, Spring, HSQL, Eclipse and Maven
       A. Kumaraswamipillai, S. Arulkumaran | Lulu.com
       Published in 2010, 33 pages

478. Introduction to Computer Science using Java
       Bradley Kjell | Central Connecticut State University
       Published in 2006

479. andbook!
       Nicolas Gramlich | anddev.org
       Published in 2008, 62 pages

480. Evil by Design: Design patterns that lead us into temptation
       Chris Nodder | O'Reilly Media
       Published in 2012

481. Using GCC: The GNU Compiler Collection Reference Manual for GCC
       Richard M. Stallman | Free Software Foundation
       Published in 2003, 432 pages

482. Java: Classes in Java Applications
       David Etheridge | BookBoon
       Published in 2009, 118 pages

483. Using Perl 6
       Jonathan S. Duff, et al. |
       Published in 2012, 135 pages

484. JSF Jumpstart
       John Ferguson Smart | Wakaleo Consulting Ltd
       Published in 2007, 67 pages

485. The Java Tutorial
       Mary Campione, Kathy Walrath | Addison-Wesley
       Published in 1996

486. Java Sound Programmer Guide
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       Published in 2002

487. Start programming using Object Pascal
       Motaz Abdel Azeem |
       Published in 2012, 150 pages

488. Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in Java
       Bruno R. Preiss | Wiley
       Published in 1999, 656 pages

489. Programming Android
       Zigurd Mednieks, at al. | O'Reilly Media
       Published in 2010

490. Perl 5 Tutorial
       Chan Bernard Ki Hong |
       Published in 2003, 241 pages

491. Inductive Logic Programming: Techniques and Applications
       Nada Lavrac, Saso Dzeroski | Prentice Hall
       Published in 1994, 400 pages

492. Mastering Perl
       brian d foy | O'Reilly Media
       Published in 2007, 346 pages

493. Exploring Programming Language Architecture in Perl
       Bill Hails |
       Published in 2010, 368 pages

494. Python Scripting for Computational Science
       Hans Petter Langtangen | Springer
       Published in 2009, 747 pages

495. Jakarta Struts Live
       Richard Hightower | SourceBeat
       Published in 2004, 273 pages

496. Programming in Scala
       Martin Odersky, Lex Spoon, Bill Venners | Artima Inc
       Published in 2011

497. Scala By Example
       Martin Odersky | EPFL
       Published in 2010, 145 pages

498. The Pascal Programming Language
       Bill Catambay | Academic Press
       Published in 2001

499. Smalltalk With Style
       E. Klimas, S. Skublics, D. A. Thomas | Prentice Hall
       Published in 2004, 139 pages

500. Ada-95: A guide for C and C++ programmers
       Simon Johnston | Ada Home
       Published in 1995

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