Apress eBooks · 2008
This chapter covers some of the general features and functionality found in Visual Basic .NET 9.0 and Visual Studio 2008. The recipes in this chapter cover the following: Using the VB .NET command-line compiler to build console and Windows Forms applications (recipes 1-1 and 1-2) Creating and using code modules and libraries (recipes 1-3 and 1-4) Compiling and embedding a string resource file (recipe 1-5) Compiling applications using MSBuild.exe (recipe 1-6) Accessing command-line arguments from within your applications (recipe 1-7) Using compiler directives and attributes to selectively include code at build time (recipe 1-8) Manipulating the appearance of the console (recipe 1-9) Accessing program elements built in other languages whose names conflict with VB .NET keywords (recipe 1-10) Giving assemblies strong names and verifying strong-named assemblies (recipes 1-11, 1-12, 1-13, and 1-14) Signing an assembly with a Microsoft Authenticode digital signature (recipes 1-15 and 1-16) Managing the shared assemblies that are stored in the global assembly cache (recipe 1-17) Making your assembly more difficult to decompile (recipe 1-18) Understanding the basic functionality required to use Language Integrated Query (LINQ) (recipes 1-19, 1-20, 1-21, 1-22, and 1-23)
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Apress eBooks · 2006
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Matthew Campbell · Apress eBooks · 2012
This chapter covers some of the essentials involved with getting an Objective-C application set up from the command line and Xcode. You will see how to code command line Mac desktop apps and iOS apps for the iPhone and iPad.
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Apress eBooks · 2007
One of the focuses of this book is to expose major new Oracle Database 11g development features to the development community. This chapter dives deep into the new features of development in the areas of PL/SQL, Java, and XML support. Furthermore, this chapter briefly covers Application Express and PHP to describe what is available in Oracle Database 11g. The PL/SQL and Java portions of this chapter are dedicated to developers, with minor emphasis on DBAs. DBAs with previous development backgrounds can definitely enjoy this chapter, though. Also, DBAs who are aspiring developers can benefit from all the new Oracle Database 11g features offered to increase database productivity. Let’s get started with a discussion on PL/SQL.KeywordsSimple Object Access ProtocolXPath ExpressionSecondary IndexCache FunctionPath TableThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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Apress eBooks · 2007
Until now, we have discussed both applications and games rather generally. This chapter will focus squarely on applications for mobile devices, from tax calculators to e-mail clients—all of these things are possible with Flash and Flash Lite. Although the majority of applications are created for business users (for productivity, travel, and finance), many areas have yet to be explored. This chapter will give you a better understanding of how to go about creating applications, from the design of the UI to loading the data, so you can use this information to put new ideas into action. Although I cover both Flash Lite 1.1 and 2.X in this chapter, I tend to focus a little more on Flash 1.1, because that version will be the prominent one to develop for to maintain the largest viewership across the board for at least a year to come.KeywordsApplication DevelopmentText FieldMovie ClipRadio ButtonFlash MovieThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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Ibm System, Blue Gene, Carlos Sosa et al. · 2009
programming environment Learn how to run and debug MPI programs Learn about Bridge and Real-time APIs
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Elsevier eBooks · 2008
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N. BRUCE DUFFETT · Advances in chemistry series · 1969
In the development of any market with a new or modified engineering thermoplastic the first step involves careful and thorough planning. The plans should consider the nature of the market to be sold. What are the needs of the market in terms of product definition, technical service requirements, type, location, and size of customers, and an analysis of your own capabilities to satisfy the needs of the market. With a thorough understanding of the market it is possible to establish dynamic objectives. Each objective must not only be quantified but include a time schedule. Four case studies illustrate the preliminary planning and the establishment of objectives. Each of these case studies is in various stages of completion and together serve to demonstrate the problems and complexity of market development of an engineering thermoplastic.
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Auerbach Publications eBooks · 2014
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The Blue Gene/p, Carlos Sosa, Brant Knudson · 2009
programming environment Learn how to run and debug MPI programs Learn about Bridge and Real-time APIs
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Allen Jones, Adam Freeman · Apress eBooks · 2010
AbstractThis chapter covers some of the fundamental activities you will need to perform when developing your C# solutions. The recipes in this chapter describe how to do the following: Use the C# command-line compiler to build console and Windows Forms applications (recipes 1-1 and 1-2) Create and use code modules and libraries (recipes 1-3 and 1-4) Access command-line arguments from within your applications (recipe 1-5) Use compiler directives and attributes to selectively include code at build time (recipe 1-6) Access program elements built in other languages whose names conflict with C# keywords (recipe 1-7) Give assemblies strong names and verify strong-named assemblies (recipes 1-8, 1-9, 1-10, and 1-11) Sign an assembly with a Microsoft Authenticode digital signature (recipes 1-12 and 1-13) Manage the shared assemblies that are stored in the global assembly cache (recipe 1-14) Prevent people from decompiling your assembly (recipe 1-15) Manipulate the appearance of the console (recipe 1-16) Create static, anonymous, and dynamically expandable types (recipes 1-17, 1-18, and 1-19) Define automatically implemented properties (recipe 1-20) Overload an operator and implement a custom conversion operator (recipes 1-21 and 1-22) Handle an event with an anonymous function (recipe 1-23) Implement a customer indexer (recipe 1-24) KeywordsApplication DevelopmentCertificate AuthorityVisual StudioSource FileHash CodeThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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Mrs. J. Yamuna Bee Mrs. Amuthavalli Pachayappan Ms. Yamuna Anandan Ms. Vasanthi Munusamy · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2026
Mobile applications have become an integral part of modern life, transforming the way individuals communicate, learn, conduct business, and access services. With the rapid growth of smartphones, tablets, and wearable devices, mobile app development has emerged as one of the most dynamic and in-demand fields in the software industry. This book, Mobile Application Development, is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the concepts, tools, and techniques required to design, develop, test, and deploy robust mobile applications. The primary objective of this book is to bridge the gap between theoretical foundations and practical implementation. It introduces learners to the fundamentals of mobile computing, mobile operating systems, user interface design principles, and application architectures, followed by hands-on development using modern frameworks and tools. Emphasis is placed on developing intuitive, efficient, and scalable mobile applications that meet real-world requirements. This book covers essential topics such as mobile app life cycle, UI/UX design guidelines, data storage, connectivity, security considerations, and integration with backend services and APIs. It also introduces cross-platform development approaches, enabling learners to build applications that run seamlessly across multiple devices and operating systems. Practical examples, case studies, and exercises are included to enhance problem-solving skills and encourage experiential learning. The content of this book is intended for undergraduate and postgraduate students of computer science, information technology, and related disciplines, as well as aspiring developers and professionals seeking to enhance their skills in mobile application development. A basic understanding of programming concepts will help readers gain maximum benefit from this book. It is hoped that this book will serve as a valuable resource for learners and educators, enabling them to understand the rapidly evolving mobile technology landscape and to develop innovative applications that address real-world challenges.
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Lublin University of Technology Digital Library (Lublin University of Technology) · 2016
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Duarte, Jyselda de Jesus Lemos, de Carvalho, Herica Emilia Félix, Campelo, Viriato et al. · Universidade Nova de Lisboa's Repository (Universidade Nova de Lisboa) · 2021
Publisher Copyright: © 2021 Duarte. et al. FUNDING None.
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Aliyev, Erol · University of Debrecen Electronic Archive (University of Debrecen) · 2021
Goal of my project is to create a website where users can post their thoughts about wide-range of topics. They can also like and comment on other users' posts which increases user interaction on the website. I should also mention that I tried to give both appealing and easy to use interface to this website. \nIt is about web application development. I have developed a social media app with basic functionality. I have talked about the technologies I have used: React, Node, MongoDB. MongoDB is NoSQL database and I decided to use it because it is more compatible and convenient to work with GraphQL and ExpressJS. In order to set up MongoDB, I also needed to install NodeJS and npm (node package manager). Application has basic functions of every social media such as creating posts, like, comment. I have also implemented registration, login, and appropriate authorization for users.
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S. Kralisch, P. Krause, O. David · 2008
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Ru Feng. Peh · DR-NTU (Nanyang Technological University) · 2013
Today’s digital media environment is rapidly evolving, driven by the proliferation of devices powered by the best network coverage, broadband connections and Wi-Fi networks, there are increasing number of people watching the media content via the Internet, or from their personal media servers, whether at home, at the workplace and on the move. \n \n \n \nThey no longer have to get upset and concerned that they leave their shows midway while going out to run errands. They can simply transfer their media streaming session from a device, such as a laptop to others, for example mobile devices by using Cloud Transfer, session migration mobile application for “Social Cloud TV”. As well as upload, download, steam media content, text messages and video chatting with Android Social TV application for Cloud-Centric Media Platform (CCMP).This gives users the flexibility and mobility to continue watching their media content from where they left off in anywhere at any time.
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Zlatko Stapić, Ivan Švogor, Davor Fodrek · 2016
Trenutno svjedocimo sve cescoj primjeni pametnih, ugrađenih i povezanih uređaja, integraciji interneta stvari i interneta svega u mobilne aplikacije, primjeni virtualne, ali i prosirene stvarnosti, te oživljavanju razlicitih predmeta koji su sada u stanju razgovarati s vasim mobitelom, kao sto su na primjer igracke za djecu, sportska oprema, ali i automobili, stambeni prostori i slicno. Spomenute tehnologije toliko su integrirane u nasu svakodnevnicu da su postale neizostavnim dijelom obavljanja svakodnevnih životnih aktivnosti poput placanja racuna, mrežnoga pretraživanja, razmjene informacija ili razonode. Industrija informacijsko-komunikacijskih tehnologija (IKT) trenutno je jedna od najbrže rastucih industrija u Hrvatskoj. Ova industrija, kojoj pripada i razvoj mobilnih proizvoda, od 2013. godine, a posebno tijekom 2015. godine, bilježi ubrzan oporavak u smislu broja zaposlenih i ukupnog udjela u izvozu proizvoda i usluga. Istraživanje potreba poslodavaca na lokalnoj razini također je pokazalo da postoji nedostatak strucnjaka sa znanjima u navedenom podrucju te postoji stalna potreba za kadrom sa suvremenim IT kompetencijama u podrucju mobilnih tehnologija i razvoja softvera. Stoga, ovaj prirucnik za fakultativni predmet Razvoj mobilnih aplikacija, ima za cilj omoguciti ucenicima 4. razreda opce gimnazije uvid u ovo izazovno podrucje te im pružiti temelje i motivirati ih za daljnje usavrsavanje. Specificni ciljevi prirucnika su omoguciti ucenicima usvajanje temeljnih znanja o osmisljavanju programskoga proizvoda i njegove arhitekture, objektno orijentiranom pristupu razvoja aplikacija, stjecanje vjestina za rad u integriranom razvojnom okruženju, upoznavanje elemenata korisnickoga sucelja Android aplikacije kao i koristenje web servisa i biblioteka trece strane u razvoju aplikacija. Ovaj prirucnik naglasak stavlja na razvoj mobilnog softvera te ne prikazuje koncepte koji su karakteristicni za razvoj drugih programskih proizvoda. Konacno, cilj prirucnika je utvrditi temelje u domeni programske logike i razumijevanja složenih problema koje predstavlja okruženje u kojima se rabi mobilna aplikacija, kao i mogucnost samostalnoga djelovanja i rjesavanja izazova u nepredviđenim okolnostima. Poznavanjem temeljnih informatickih koncepata kao sto su programiranje, algoritmi ili strukture podataka, ucenik ne ostaje samo korisnik informacijsko-komunikacijske tehnologije vec i njezin stvaratelj. Prirucnik je podijeljen u dvije osnovne cjeline. Prva cjelina donosi poglavlja koja se odnose na teorijske koncepte razvoja mobilnih aplikacija, a druga cjelina prikazuje cjelokupni proces razvoja mobilne aplikacije Memento vodeci ucenika kroz cjelokupni proces korak po korak.
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Steve Skidmore · 1996
The Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is usually characterized by phases and deliverables. The actual stages, steps and deliverables of systems development will vary depending on the size of the proposed system, the type of work involved, the approved standards and project management.
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Duy, Le · Theseus (Ammattikorkeakoulujen) · 2024
The primary goal of the thesis was to create a full-stack web application that combines front-end and back-end technologies to optimize tech operations which shows the users how the application looks like and supports them to use its functions. The web application uses several different programming languages and software frameworks to provide a stable platform. This thesis outlines the basic advantages and disadvantages of a web application as well as suggests solutions for these problems. \n \nThe outcome of this thesis is an example of building and operating a basic web app development. Users can operate it by themselves or develop it on a large scale. Besides, they can improve the basic knowledge and important features of technological web applications, which might be necessary in their programming development career. \n \nThe project was made on the full-stack web application structure. The application utilizes the technologies Node.js, Express.js and Sequelize for the back end, and React, Axios and Yup for the front-end. The database management system of the program is MySQL.
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