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Delphi Graphics and Game Programming Exposed
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Delphi Graphics and Game Programming Exposed! with DirectX is a comprehensive reference describing high-performance graphics and game programming techniques in the Delphi development environment. Author John Ayres begins with a discussion of basic game programming and graphics concepts, and moves quickly into an introduction of DirectX, which gives Delphi developers a high-performance interface to system-level hardware while maintaining the benefits of the Windows operating system. Palettes, sprite animation, collision detection, and sound and music are also discussed. In addition the book includes a complete example game illustrating the different techniques discussed throughout, an appendix explaining how to use DirectSetup for installing DirectX, and a glossary of common words and phrases used in the game programming industry. The CD includes: • Source code from the book’s projects • full retail version of Delphi 4
• 60-day trial version of Delphi 5 Enterprise
• DirectX header files from Project JEDI
• freeware sound effects, MIDI musical compositions, and the SpriteLib sprite library
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Delphi Programming Problem Solver
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This is a guide to the latest version of the programming language Delphi. The book provides programmers with tips and techniques to help maximize Delphi's programming potential.
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Delphi Programming for Dummies
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Helping users accomplish a lot without doing a lot of coding, this book gives a great overview of programming in Delphi starting with the basics--form design. It then takes users step-by-step through placing components on a form, setting properties (color, caption, font) and adding functionality. This book also covers Delphi's network simulation tools.
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Programming Delphi Custom Components
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A programmer's guide to creating and using VCLs, Delphi's version of custom controls. VCLs (Visual Component Library objects) can literally be "drawn" onto an application as it is built--automatically producing and inserting code as they are placed. This book covers the use of VCLs as well as building several VCLs from scratch.
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Visual Object-Oriented Programming Using Delphi With CD-ROM (SIGS: Advances in Object Technology)
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To get the most out of Delphi, a programmer needs to understand and exploit the fundamental principles of object-oriented problem solving. Written by top experts in the field of Delphi programming, this book is aimed at programmers and software developers who are involved with every aspect of the development cycle. Through case studies and numerous examples, the authors present an application-oriented guide to getting the most out of Delphi. The book includes a free CD-ROM containing source code for its many examples, as well as compiled versions of these examples.
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Question : How much does software company cost to make up a facebook like website (php,javascript,dhtml,,mysql )?
How much does software company cost to make up a facebook like website (php,javascript,dhtml,,mysql )?
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How much does software company cost to make up a facebook like website (php,javascript,dhtml,,mysql )?
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Question : what is DHTML and what are its advantages and disadvantages?
i'm doing a animation lesson at college and need to know the answer to this question FAST!
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Its HTML + CSS + JavaScript.Really its nothing but a nickname for a combination of old things, it offers nothing new.
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Question : Has onyone used the treegrid javascript/dhtml product by COQSoft? Is it a solid product?
Their site is www.treegrid.com. They list many references, but cannot locate any info on them on the web aside from their site.
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I've used http://docs.dhtmlx.com/doku.php?id=dhtmlxgrid:toc For the price (free) it's definitely worth learning.
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Question : What's the difference between DOM and DHTML ?
When do i need to use DOM and when do i need to use DHTML ? How do i decide and where can i find a good reference for everything in JavaScript ?
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DOM is a representation of an HTML or XML document along with a bundle of methods used to manipulate it with programming languages.DHTML is a buzzword that was popular about a decade ago that means "Altering HTML using JavaScript" (usually with DOM methods).http://nefariousdesigns.co.uk/archive/2007/01/learning-javascript/ has a list of useful learning resources.http://developer.mozilla.org/ has good references for DOM and JavaScript.
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Question : What distinguishes DHTML from any ol' HTML page with CSS and JavaScript?
For elaborating details, refer to this question.
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DHTML was never really defined all that well.But generally, it refers to using javascript to manipulate the DOM and the page style. This being what 'dynamic' means. Otherwise, you can have a page with CSS and javascript without the page being 'dynamic'. In other words, nothing visually changes on the page due to DOM manipulation.
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Question : How long would it take the average Joe to learn dhtml to an intermediate/advanced level?
dhtml = css, html, javascript and html dom.
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It depends on how many cups of Joe you have on average. ;) For a serious answer. I've just reached what I would call an intermediate level after 2.5 - 3 weeks of practice and study. However, I have 20+ yrs. of technical knowledge and had some programming basics from back in the day of BASIC. Which is very similar to the JavaScript aspect of it. I'd say expect to study a little at a time, and work towards a goal of 6-8 weeks from scratch. An excellent reference and tutorial I have found is athttp://www.w3schools.com/default.aspFrom there to find more advanced scripts and such do a search for dynamic HTML and a basic of what kind of script you are trying to make, and there are many sites out there with something similar that can help. Or check out...http://www.dynamicdrive.comhttp://www.htmlgoodies.comhttp://www.java-scripts.nethttp://www.the scripts.comhttp://www.codeproject.comI'm sure there are others...
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Question : what happened when manufactures started to create their versions of DHTML object model?
Browser manufactures started to create their versions of DHTML object model, which lead to some sites to not work correctly because of these manufactures using their own implantations, what happened as a result?
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This article is informative http://ie.technion.ac.il/CC/Comp_news/xbdhtml.htmlIt seems the idea is to utilize something called cross browser DHTML * shared support for Cascading Style Sheets, level 1 (CSS1) * shared support for Cascading Style Sheets Positioning (CSSP) * shared JavaScript support * Document Object Model functionality which is common to the two browsers * event model functionality which is common to the two browsers * downloadable font resources (also known as Dynamic Fonts) * full screen modeFire fox seems to be the same as IE found in the article above.
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Question : Why doesn't Internet Explorer follow the W3 DHTML and CSS standards?
*sigh* Why can't Microsoft just make Internet Explorer compliant with the DHTML and CSS3 standards like the rest of the browsers in the world? It would make developers' lives so much easier.
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Update: WOW! Got a thumbsdown already. LOLBecause Micro$oft tried to force everyone to follow their "standards" when IE was first integrated into the operating system. When M$ got sued over this by other browser makers, IE now is separated. It never came up to standards because M$ is too busy making money and not listening to the numerous complaints from customers. Most who didn't care because IE tolerated sloppy coding. Still does and it works just fine on those web sites coded with sloppy coding.Actually IE was way ahead of the "popularity" or number who used IE. The percentage who use IE has been declining for decades forcing IE to take actions. That's why IE 9 is finally coming out. HTML 5 and CSS 3 along with WebGL based content.Ron
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Question : What is the best book to learn HTML ,DHTML,XHTML ,CSS ,Javascript and PHP?
Please don't suggest any ebooks. I want to purchase it offline and available in the Indian market.Also I am not a complete beginner. So please suggest some beginer to advanced level booksp.s.: I am from an Indian cityCome on Some more good books
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I know it isn't a book but if I was you I would use W3schools. This is what I used to learn HTML, CSS, Javascript and PHP.http://www.w3schools.com/XHTML - http://www.w3schools.com/xhtml/default.aspCSS - http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp1)JavaScript: The Definitive Guide by David Flanagan2)HTML5: Up and Running by Mark Pilgrim3)PHP and MySQL Web Development (4th Edition) by Luke Welling4)High Performance MySQL: Optimization, Backups,... by Baron Schwartz4.6 out of 5 stars
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Question : Should I know JavaScript and DHTML to be able to continue my study in BIT?
I have studied IT for 2 years and now I want to go to university to continue my study and get Bachelor of IT. I am weak in some of the lessons I have studied like JavaScript and DHTML.Now I want to know if they teach JavaScript and DHTML in university and is it necessary to know them well?
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anyone who still calls it DHTML is living in the last millennium.DHTML was the name for anything that was not simple static pages... very little these days is less than DHTM (plain HTML). All the Buzz on the 'Net is AJAX. it's javascript with much better interaction than the old click & submit model.Are you strong in other areas? do you want to design of program? or be an admin or network gal?they all make good money! You will learn all areas at Uni (I attended Rutgers) and at some point you will chose a specialty that is 100% clear to you, and hopefully not so clear to others!Then you have a career!
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