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Discover how to create effective native apps across platforms and
Web apps for today's most popular smartphone platforms with Duffy's
PROGRAMMING MOBILE APPLICATIONS: ANDROID (TM), iOS, AND WINDOWS (R)
PHONE 7. This unique, hands-on tutorial approach combines clear
presentations with numerous screenshots and step-by-step
instructions to guide readers in developing applications for Google
(TM) Android (TM), Apple (R) iOS, and Windows (R) Phone 7. Readers
learn to create identical native and Web apps for each platform,
which allows comparing each platform's development processes. The
book's complete coverage ranges from platform architecture to
native app life cycle management with an emphasis on fundamental
programming concepts. This book's unique coverage of multiple
platforms not only demonstrates the portability of apps that
readers create, but also ensures an solid understanding of
programming principles that benefits readers throughout any career.
Stockboy features the story of Phillip, a single 30-something
retail employee, who is trying to rise above the job for which he
was hired in a large Times Square theme store. While waiting for a
big break, he works hard and, in the interim, falls in love with a
woman who comes to believe he actually works as a teacher. While
confronting different elements in his job and personal life, he
finds himself struggling to stay afloat in his effort to find
romance and financial success. This is a story for anyone who has
worked hard in the hopes of finding happiness and fulfillment.
Regardless of field, from the art world to healthcare delivery,
there is a growing need for practically useful theory and
theoretically informed practice. The time is ripe for a
collaborative, creative conversation among thinkers and doers who
are concerned about the larger world and our role in it. Making
Sense: Beauty, Creativity, and Healing is a collection of essays
and creative expressions written and produced in relation to a
colloquium that tried to address these matters at the Whitney
Humanities Center of Yale University. Beginning with a powerful
essay on the individually and globally therapeutic qualities of art
and beauty by Elaine Scarry of Harvard University, this volume
brings together a diversity of theoretically minded scholars,
scientists, artists, and healers. In the form of critical and
reflective essays, alongside images, poetry, and fiction, this book
allows the reader to experience the bursts of ideas and sensory
triggers that respond to and extend the artistic installations and
performances of the colloquium - and welcomes the reader into the
conversation.
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