书名: jQuery Cookbook

作者: jQuery Community Experts

出版社: O'Relly

出版日期: 2010年

文档格式: PDF

文档大小: 3.85M

内容简介: Maybe you’re a designer who is intrigued by the interactivity that jQuery can provide. Maybe you’re a frontend developer who has worked with jQuery before and wants to see how other people accomplish common tasks. Maybe you’re a server-side developer who’s frequently called upon to write client-side code.

Truth be told, this cookbook will be valuable to anyone who works with jQuery—or who hopes to work with jQuery. If you’re just starting out with the library, you may want to consider pairing this book with Learning jQuery 1.3 from Packt, or jQuery in Action from Manning. If you’re already using jQuery in your projects, this book will serve to enhance your knowledge of the library’s features, hidden gems, and idiosyncrasies.

书名: Practical Ruby for System Administration

作者: André Ben Hamou

出版社: Apress

出版日期: 2007年

文档格式: PDF

文档大小: 4.44M

内容简介: It turns out that writing a book is pretty easy. Writing a book that is relevant to anyone but yourself—now that’s far more difficult than I’d imagined. I love the elegance, simplicity, and power of Ruby, and I use it every day to make systems function at the ISP where I work. You would have thought that this combination of facts would make it straightforward to distill a few salient chapters on the matter. It doesn’t. Indeed it took me nearly a month of trying to build a skeleton structure for the book before I realized that the problem was one of context.

You see, the target audience for this book is obviously system administrators, but that’s about as helpful in narrowing the focus as asking a telephone company to connect you to Bob in Venezuela. We are an incredibly diverse bunch unified by a few common traits (if Slashdot is any measure). We are geeky, by which I mean that we love technology and structure for their own sake and get a kick out of problem solving.

书名: Ruby for Rails

作者: DAVID A. BLACK

出版社: MANNING

出版日期: 2006年

文档格式: PDF

文档大小: 5.38M

内容简介: Welcome to Ruby for Rails. This book is an introduction to the Ruby programming language, purpose-written for people whose main reason for wanting to know Ruby is that they’re working with, or are interested in working with, the Ruby on Rails framework and want to do Rails knowledgeably and right.

Ruby is a general-purpose,object-oriented,interpreted
programming language designed and written by Yukihiro Matsumoto (known widely as “Matz”). Introduced in 1994, Ruby rose rapidly in popularity among Japanese programmers. By the early 2000s, more than twenty Japanese-language books on Ruby had been published. The first English-language book on Ruby, Programming Ruby by Dave Thomas and Andy Hunt, appeared in late 2000 and ushered in a wave of Ruby enthusiasm outside of Japan. Ruby’s popularity in the West has grown steadily since the appearance of the “Pickaxe book” (the nickname of the Thomas-Hunt work, derived from its cover illustration).

书名: RUBY BY EXAMPLE Concepts and Code

作者: Kevin C. Baird

出版社: No Starch Press

出版日期: 2007年

文档格式: PDF

文档大小: 8.16M

内容简介: This book tries to be both useful in the immediate term and informative in the long term. These goals have a profound impact on how the book is organized.

It's also meant to be accessible to neophytes, but it focuses on programming paradigms and their impact on both language design and language use—topics common to academic programming books. These days, you can use any popular language for most tasks, but that doesn’t mean that solving a given problem will be equally painless in every language. No language exists in a vacuum, and a discussion of a language like Ruby should acknowledge the decisions that went into its design. You’ll find that it’s a very flexible language that lets you combine different approaches in powerful ways. Biologists recognize hybrid vigor; so did Matz when he created Ruby.