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| Developing Large Web Applications |
Authored by Kyle Loudon |
Checked out |
| JQuery: Novice to Ninja |
Authors: Earle Castledine and Craig Sharkie |
Checked out |
| The Non-Designer's Presentation Book |
Principles for effective presentation design
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Available |
| The Book of Inkscape |
One of the most significant barriers to using open source software that I hear from many home users (as wall as others) is the lack of adequate documentation and training materials. So, the publication of The Book of Inkscape makes the Inkscape open source vector graphics application much more accessible to the artist community as well as the general public. It is a rare developer who can provide clear insights into the nuts and bolts of the workings of the features of their software application in language for the non-developer. |
Checked out |
| Developing with Web Standards |
Published by New Riders |
Checked out |
| Web Anatomy: Interaction Design Frameworks that Work |
Published by New Riders |
Available |
| The Creative Digital Darkroom |
This book is written for the photographer, the visual artist, or anyone aspiring to become such. In the first paragraph of the preface the authors state “As visual artists, photographers are constantly practicing looking and seeing images. They make photographs, even when they don’t have a camera with them. The eye is the lens and the mind is the camera.” The digital darkroom tools that the authors reference in the book are Adobe Photoshop CS3 and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. |
Checked out |
| After Effect for Flash: Flash for After Effects |
Authors: Richard Harrington and Marcus Geduld |
Checked out |
| Mac OS X Snow Leopard: The Missing Manual |
Author: David Pogue
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Checked out |
| Using Drupal |
Authors: Angela Byron, Addison Berry, Nathan Haug, Jeff Eaton, James Walker and Jeff Robbins |
Checked out |
| Everything You Know About CSS Is Wrong |
Authors: Rachel Andrew and Kevin Yank |
Available |
| Adobe Photoshop CS4: One-on-One |
Author: Deke McClelland |
Checked out |
| Mastering Web Content Behavior with Ajax |
I would say this DVD is somewhat misnamed. First, you might think from use of the word “Mastering” that it’s for advanced users. However, it is actually very much a beginner resource. And second, it’s really about the use of JavaScript frameworks rather than Ajax specifically (at least if you define Ajax as the combination of JavaScript and XML). Only one of the 9 segments deals with using XML data. |
Available |
| The Twitter Book |
I signed up for a Twitter account in December of 2008 in order to take advantage of a SitePoint PDF book give-away. I really didn’t know much about it at the time, just that it was a tool for broadcasting brief messages, but not a spam generator. Since that time I’ve been hearing terms like ‘tweet’ and ‘retweet’ on the local news and in real-time conversations. However, I still didn’t really get it. The Twitter Book, by Tim O’Reilly and Sarah Milstein, to the rescue! They very neatly break down Twitter into easy to digest concepts and features in this O’Reilly publication. The service is explained succinctly in large type on the right page and illustrated by a variety of screen shots on the left page, no information overload. |
Available |
| Presentation Zen: The Video |
Video covers
No member review has been done. Play time is 50 minutes |
Available |
| PHP: Visual Quick Start Guide, 3rd edition |
Author: Larry Ullman |
Available |
| Photoshop CS4 Down and Dirty Tricks |
Author: Scott Kelby |
Available |
| Video with Adobe Flash CS4 Professional Studio Techniques |
No member review is available |
Available |
| When Search Meets Web Usability |
Authors: Shari Thurow and Nick Musica |
Available |
| Presentation Zen: The Book |
No member review available. |
Checked out |
| The Little Digital Video Book, 2nd edition |
Author: Michael Rubin |
Available |
| Enhancing a Dreamweaver CS3 Web Site with Flash Video |
If you’re looking for a concise overview of Flash video and how to incorporate it into a website, this book is for you. At fewer than 100 pages, plenty of graphics, and large text, this Visual QuickProject Guide is a fast read, and a companion website provides source files so you can follow along with the book exercises using the same files depicted in the book. |
Available |
| Acrobat 9 Classroom in a Book |
Published by Adobe Press |
Available |
| The Non-Designer's Design Book |
Author: Robin Williams |
Checked out |
| Real World Color Management, 2nd edition |
No member review available |
Available |