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The following links have been submitted by Code Style readers; books include links to buy online with Amazon UK.
H. Peter Alesso, Craig F. Smith
If you set out as a sceptic, you might end up with more of a "wait and see" attitude after reading this broad ranging digest of mobile systems integration and intelligent communications for the Web. Each chapter reviews the component technologies that may contribute to a pervasive, voice controlled Web services era, and the technical developments that will be necessary to make it a reality.
The rote of wireless network protocols and voice interface systems may wash over you at times, but perspectives on the Semantic Web, artificial intelligence and ubiquitous computing, including Bluetooth and Jini, are more inspiring and make the ultimate utility of such intelligent systems more tangible.
Order this book online at Amazon UK
Pixel2Life is a classified search portal for tutorials on a range of Web technologies, programming languages and graphic design tools, including Adobe and Macromedia products. The tutorials are graded to indicate the level of proficiency required.
Web Site Optimization is a site to promote the book of the same name by Andy King. The Web site gathers all the key references via its hyperlinked table of contents and, true to its principles, delivers a bullet point digest of all the important tips. Just enough to leave you wanting the narrative.
BrowserCam is a commercial service that delivers screen shots of public URLs in a range of Web browser and operating systems configurations. At US$1 per screen at the time of writing, the costs are capped at US$ 39.50.
House of Style from Western Civilization, the home of the Style Master CSS editor and Layout Master, is an extensive collection of reference articles, tutorials and a "cookbook" of CSS components to adapt. Frequently updated with news, links and software releases.
Java Ranch is a strongly themed forum designed for Java novices but also frequented by Java experts willing to post answers. The site has a simple, direct interface and there is plenty to read and learn on all aspects of Java programming.
See Anchor Points: Code Style for a digest of links from the site log.
