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How many of you have asked yourself what SQL is all about anyway? Join
James Koopmann as he ventures down the road of understanding SQL.
Database Journal, July 7, 2005
Learn the art and science of constructing objects by exploring how
constructors work and why you need them. These concepts are part of the
foundation that any programmer will need to make the paradigm shift from
procedural programming to object-oriented programming.
Developer.com, July 7, 2005
Are you trying to create a sphere with a reflection on top? Trying to get
that light just right? Check out this tutorial by Chinablue. It should ease
you on your way.
Graphics.com Forums, June 28, 2005
AJAX enables a dynamic, asynchronous Web experience without the need for page refreshes.
Find out how this combination of technologies that you already know and love can reinvent
your Web development.
DevX,
Don't you just hate it when a learned colleague forwards an e-mail to you and it's another Internet hoax? The messages seem honest enough: "The artificial sweetener aspartame is responsible for an epidemic of cancer, brain tumors, and multiple sclerosis", "Starbucks refused free product to G.I.s serving in Iraq, saying it didn't support the war and anyone in it", "Warning about the 'WTC Survivor' computer virus". The problem is that when something is passed on like this, it is taken to be true without ever checking the facts. Now you can know if they are a hoax before you press that "forward" button.
Snopes.com, run by Barbara and David Mikkelson, is the best way to keep
abreast of hoaxes and legends across a wide range of subject areas, i.e.,
cultural, political, and business.
[Visit the site ]
Google plans to sweeten up the release of the Google Toolbar for the
Firefox browser with two new extensions.
internetnews.com, July 6, 2005
Over 90 percent of internet users in the US have altered the way they
behave online in order to avoid invasive software such as spyware and pop-
up ads.
ENN, July 7, 2005
Online auctioneer eBay Inc. said on Wednesday its plans to launch its
PayPal payment service in China by the end of this year, joining a growing
list of electronic payment services in the market.
Reuters, July 6, 2005
That's it for this Thursday. I'll have more for you next time.
Lee Underwood
Newsletter Editor, WebReference.com
lunderwood(at)jupitermedia.com
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