Book Review: Core CSS 2nd edition by Keith Schengili-Roberts
A very comprehensive book on Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), this book covers CSS1, CSS2, and even CSS3. It is an excellent reference book....(Continue Reading)
Free books, book reviews and links for C and C++ programmers and students
This site offers free books, book reviews and links to publishers for C and C++ programmers and students....(Continue Reading)
File sharing abstinence - Computer Networking Archives
File sharing abstinence - | Commentary | The recent threats of lawsuits against users of P2P file sharing programs have angered many. The EFF posted some helpful tips on how not to get sued and how to fight back. Trouble is, if everyone follows......(Continue Reading)
Books About MLA Style
The MLA style was created by the Modern Language Association, and is used by more than 125 scholarly and literary journals, newsletters, and magazines. MLA-style usage is also required in many schools, so the MLA-style book is an essential reference...(Continue Reading)
unicode - Linux Command - Unix Command
Linux / Unix Command Library: unicode. Learn about its synopsis, description, options, and examples....(Continue Reading)
Review: The Elements of Style
Book review of The Elements of Style by William Strunk, Jr and E.B. White. If you only have one book about writing, this should probably be it. Why? See what the Creative Writing for Teens editor/guide thought about this grammar how-to in this review...(Continue Reading)
Disorders of the Amniotic Fluid
A look at amniotic fluid volumes, including polyhydramnios and oligohydramnios....(Continue Reading)
Disorders of Amniotic Fluid
A look at amniotic fluid volumes....(Continue Reading)
Top Picks
version 3.0,top picks in geometry texts...(Continue Reading)
Books About What to Read
If you're wondering what great classics you should read, here are some books that will help. These books list hundreds of works from Homer through Edgar Allan Poe and Gustave Flaubert to Virginia Woolf and Franz Kafka. Read more about what to read in...(Continue Reading)
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