Django Design Patterns and Best Practices, 2nd Edition: Build maintainable websites with elegant Django design patterns and modern best practices，True PDF
This book is for software developers who are familiar with Python and want to gain hands
on experience with web and software development projects. Basic knowledge of Python
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Reporting with Microsoft SQL Server 2012 报表开发指南 PDF版
Creating reports is natural in any business, and there are many Microsoft products for this purpose. However, the oldest and the most popular product is SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), which is ideal for any standard type of report. With technology evolving and the benefits of self-service reporting becoming evident,
a new tool was needed. Microsoft responded to this need with Power View.
学习用c++开发游戏 pdf版
The C++ programming language remains the de facto language for many game development studios around the world. This is true because C++ provides a convenient, low-level programming language that allows developers to straddle the line between high-level software engineering and low-level coding to the metal. This makes it the language of choice for many high-performance and real-time computer programming projects.
What this book covers
Chapter 1, Threading Basics, introduces basic operations with threads in C#. It explains what
a thread is, the pros and cons of using threads, and other important thread aspects.
Chapter 2, Thread Synchronization, describes thread interaction details. You will learn why we
need to coordinate threads together and the different ways of organizing thread coordination.
Chapter 3, Using a Thread Pool, explains a thread pool concept. It shows how to use a
thread pool, how to work with asynchronous operations, and good and bad practices of using
a thread pool.
Preface
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Chapter 4, Using Task Parallel Library, is a deep dive into a Task Parallel Library framework.
This chapter outlines every important aspect of TPL, including tasks combination, exceptions
management, and operations cancellation.
Chapter 5, Using C# 5.0, explains in detail the new C# 5.0 feature – asynchronous methods.
You will find out what async and await keywords mean, how to use them in different scenarios,
and how await works under the hood.
Chapter 6, Using Concurrent Collections, describes standard data structures for parallel
algorithms included in the .NET Framework. It goes through sample programming scenarios
for each data structure.
Chapter 7, Using PLINQ, is a deep dive into the Parallel LINQ infrastructure. The chapter
describes task and data parallelism, parallelizing a LINQ query, tweaking parallelism options,
partitioning a query, and aggregating parallel query result.
Chapter 8, Reactive Extensions, explains how and when to use the Reactive Extensions
framework. You will learn how to compose events and how to perform a LINQ query against an
event sequence.
Chapter 9, Using Asynchronous I/O, covers in detail the asynchronous I/O process including
files, networks, and database scenarios.
Chapter 10, Parallel Programming Patterns, outlines the common parallel programming
problem solutions.
Chapter 11, There's More, covers the aspects of programming asynchronous applications for
Windows 8. You will learn how to work with Windows 8 asynchronous APIs, and how to perform
background work in Windows Store applications
Professional C# 5.0 and .NET 4.5.1 pdf
If you were to descrIbe the c# language and its associated environment, the .NET
Framework, as the most significant technology for developers available, you would not be
exaggerating. .NET is designed to provide an environment within which you can develop almost any
application to run on Windows, whereas C# is a programming language designed specifically to work
with the .NET Framework. By using C#, you can, for example, write a dynamic web page, a Windows
Presentation Foundation application, an XML web service, a component of a distributed application,
a database access component, a classic Windows desktop application, or even a new smart client
application that enables online and offline capabilities. This book covers the .NET Framework 4.5.1.
If you code using any of the prior versions, there may be sections of the book that will not work for
you. This book notifies you of items that are new and specific to the .NET Framework 4.5 and 4.5.1.
Don’t be fooled by the .NET label in the Framework’s name and think that this is a purely Internetfocused framework. The .NET bit in the name is there to emphasize Microsoft’s belief that distributed
applications, in which the processing is distributed between client and server, are the way forward.
You must also understand that C# is not just a language for writing Internet or
network-aware applications. It provides a means for you to code almost any type of software or
component that you need to write for the Windows platform. Between them, C# and .NET have
revolutionized the way that developers write their programs and have made programming on
Windows much easier than it has ever been before.
So what’s the big deal about .NET and C#?
This book is for software developers who want to understand why C# 5 is designed the way it is and how to use it
effectively. The content assumes familiarity with object-oriented programming concepts.
How This Book Is Structured
After a couple of introductory chapters, the book progresses from the simpler C# features to the more complex
ones. You can read the chapters in order, working your way through the entire language. Or you can choose an
individual chapter to understand the details of a specific feature.
If you are new to C#, I suggest you start by reading the chapters on properties, generics, delegates and events,
as well as the Linq chapters. These are the areas where C# is most different from other languages.
If you are more interested in the details of the language syntax, you may find it useful to download the
C# 5 Language Reference from MSDN.
Downloading the Code
The code for the examples shown in this book is available on the Apress web site, www.apress.com. You can find a
link on the book’s information page. Scroll down and click on the Source Code/Downloads tab.
