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  • Pascal and the Early Success of the Macintosh Microcomputerby John Landahl

    InfoStrategist.com 2002; US$ 3.99

    This essay was written in 1991, and is now published unchanged as a RocketEdition because of its relevance to the ultimate success of the Java, C++, and C# (C-Sharp) programming languages. In a few cases footnotes have been added to update the material presented. more...

  • Java Jottingsby John Landahl

    InfoStrategist.com 2004; US$ 3.99

    As a visit to the computer section of any major bookstore will reveal, a great many books on the Java computer programming language have been published since 1995, when the language was first introduced. There are many introductory books to choose from, all presenting basically the same information: fundamental Java concepts, constructs, and syntax,... more...

  • Intranetsby John Landahl

    InfoStrategist.com 2004; US$ 3.99

    Intranets (secure private computer networks based on Internet technology for the internal use of organizations), though arguably significant in terms of the amount of traffic they carry and the communications functions they provide, are accorded relatively little fanfare compared to the high-profile public Internet. The historical reasons for this... more...

  • The Comcast Cable Modem Adventure by John Landahl

    InfoStrategist.com 2004; US$ 3.99

    Thinking of switching to broadband for home Internet access, but uncertain whether to choose cable modem service, DSL or ISDN?  Concerned about technical problems you may encounter in doing so?  My research and logic as an information technology professional making this choice under time pressure may help! more...

  • A Hypervista of the Java Landscapeby John Landahl

    InfoStrategist.com 2005; US$ 4.99

    As one author has insightfully declared, Java suffers from the ''surfeit of Zen'' problem: it is difficult to understand any part without first understanding all, or at least many, of the others. This ''hypervista'' - in essence a hyperlinked glossary - is intended to make it easier to grasp the relationships among parts. more...

  • Estate Sale Prospecting for Fun and Profit with craigslist and eBayby John Landahl

    InfoStrategist.com 2006; US$ 11.99

    craigslist and eBay have created exciting new electronic venues for locating and reselling obscure but valuable estate sale items, making it easier to be a successful estate sale ?prospector? today than ever before. But how can you quickly choose a few inexpensive items at an estate sale that you can resell at a significant profit? And how do you... more...

  • Navigating the Open Source Oceanby John Landahl

    InfoStrategist.com 2002; US$ 11.99

    A paradigm is a mental model of something ? a helpful way of grasping its essentials. Although the term ?new paradigm? is much overused, the open source approach to software development definitely merits this description ? old mental models simply do not apply to this emerging industry. If familiar paradigms don?t apply to open source software, what?s... more...

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