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A journey through IT history explaining why SDLC Waterfall Model is Software Engineering and AGILE will never be.Take a walk forward from the days of paper tape and punched cards through to today and learn there is a method to the madness. AGILE is just the latest name for "hacking on the fly" and guess what? There have been a lot of different names for it over the decades. True Software Engineering uses SDLC Waterfall. The methodology didn't ...

Take a walk forward from the days of paper tape and punched cards through to today and learn there is a method to the madness. AGILE is just the latest name for "hacking on the fly" and guess what? There have been a lot of different names for it over the decades. True Software Engineering uses SDLC Waterfall. The methodology didn't just fall out of the sky. The greatest minds of the time focused on creating success the first time rather than f...

Tim O'Reilly just wanted to get away. He desperately needed to try to get his head back together. He had no idea why he'd freak out at times or why he was bombing his major courses in college since Vietnam but he was sure it couldn't be "battle fatigue, " as it was known at the time. A couple years of adventure on the road as a seasonal crop duster promised to be a big-enough kick to get his mind off his troubles and give him a chance to get b...

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This book shows the nitty gritty of developing with Qt using PostgreSQL, Firebird, and SQLite databases. It also shows the developer how to create BOTH console and GUI Qt applications. Readers are shown how to do development with Qt Designer, Qt Creator, Qdevelop, Monkey Studio, and Eclipse under KUbuntu. Like most of the titles in this series this book attempts to teach by repeatedly developing the same applications so even seasoned developer...

2008 Best Books Award Winner in the category Business: Computers/Technology/Internet - USA Book News. 2009 Eric Hoffer Award Finalist This is not your typical, dime-a-dozen SOA book. Whereas many other books focus on the front-end of SOA, this book focuses on the backend. This is the book that tells developers how to actually connect to the Heritage data silo/application that other books just draw a box around and say, "Connect so...

Up until this point, most Java programming books attempt to make the reader believe that Java is the way-of-the-future and that all other languages are soon to become obsolete. Not so with this book. The author presents Java with all of its warts while continually comparing it to C++ and sometimes C. He admits not being a fan of Java and assumes you are only interested in learning it because your superiors are forcing a Java project upon your ...

For years now the question has been surfacing in the OpenVMS community "Where are the pimply faced kids?" The other situation which seems to continually occur is a developer of one language suddenly finding themselves having to modify or maintain an application written in a language completely foreign to them. This book was a year long effort to answer both of those questions. It also should help those to work on a good platform. Once the rudi...

This book covers using C#/Mono with the Qt framework in great detail. It will be of great use to C++ Qt users as well since Chapter 3 is currently the most complete set of instructions for creating and printing reports in TXT, HTML, and ODF with Qt4. Faithful readers of this series will also be pleased to learn this book continues the tradition of including a Ruminations chapter at the end.

This is the first book anyone interested in software design , development or business software management should read." From "The Minimum You Need to Know" Series

Tim O'Reilly just wanted to get away. He desperately needed to try to get his head back together. He had no idea why he'd freak out at times or why he was bombing his major courses in college since Vietnam but he was sure it couldn't be "battle fatigue, " as it was known at the time. A couple years of adventure on the road as a seasonal crop duster promised to be a big-enough kick to get his mind off his troubles and give him a chance to get b...