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| 1. |  | Make: Technology on Your Time Volume 16 (v. 16) from Make Books Price: $10.19 Customer Review:  The DIY (Do It Yourself) movement is very much alive and well, and one periodical that carries the DIY banner is Make magazine. I *really* liked Make: Technology on Your Time Volume 16 this month, as it touched on some projects that cover a subject I've always been fascinated with... spying. :) |
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| 2. |  | DB2 Developer's Guide from Sams Customer Review: THE BIBLE - this is how I call this book. I read this particular edition for the first time in February 2005. Several months later once again, and it's always at my desk. Enormous amount of priceless information. I don't think there has ever been any other publication that managed to cover so much... |
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| 3. |  | Murach's CICS for the COBOL Programmer from Mike Murach & Associates Price: $48.60 Customer Review: I recommend for all programmers and System Analist that needs to learn everything about COBOL CICS. |
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| 4. |  | Mastering the AS/400: A Practical Hands-On Guide, Third Edition from 29th Street Press Price: $73.50 Customer Review:  I am a programmer who has used this book. I feel that the author did not clearly explain his intent or direction on what he wanted the student to do. I felt this book was really boring and found it very hard to stay interested in the subject. Even though AS400 OS's are pretty boring in themselves. I... |
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| 5. |  | Linux Appliance Design: A Hands-On Guide to Building Linux Appliances from No Starch Press Price: $53.17 Customer Review:  Bob Smith et al., Linux Appliance Design: A Hands-On Guide to Building Linux Appliances (No Starch, 2007) Linux Appliance Design is not, for the most part, a bad little book, but it is structurally unsound in one major way. I realize this is a quirk of mine more than anything, and most people... |
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| 6. | [no image] | Complete CL: The Definitive Control Language Programming Guide from Mc Pr Llc Customer Review: I feel as if I am one of the few S/36 programmers left. My company has upgraded to the I5, and I am still supporting S/36 code on it. This book is a terrific reference for integrating CL into existing legacy code and utilizing the extraordinary power of the new machines in old systems. The section... |
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| 7. |  | Understanding AS/400® System Operations from Mc Press Customer Review: book was too much about operating and not enough about programming there needs to be some operations but more on libraries and how to compile link, etc |
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| 8. |  | An Introduction to Quantum Computing from Oxford University Press, USA Customer Review: Compared to other books on the topic, this book offers a clear and concise treatment of quantum computing. The book's notation is also easy to follow. I recommended the book to my class. |
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| 9. |  | The Mac mini Guidebook from Peachpit Press Price: $17.99 Customer Review: A great book, I love it. This is not an "All you need to know about the Mac" book.It provides simple clear guidence to the first time Mac user. I thought I knew a lot about Computers but the Mac had me stumped... this book really helped alot! |
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| 10. |  | The Physics of Quantum Information: Quantum Cryptography, Quantum Teleportation, Quantum Computation from Springer Price: $91.73 Customer Review: This book is unique. It contains a lot of information about physical experiments regarding to Quantum Information. Moreover, the book has an interesting approach to quantum communications. A must to buy for anyone interested in quantum information, computation and communications. |
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| 11. |  | Quantum Computing for Computer Scientists from Cambridge University Press Price: $50.40 Customer Review: I am studying quantum computing by myself. Before this book, I studied this field with other school's class website. Even though the slide and on-line documents I obtained is great, it was hard to understand by just reading! This book is totally different from other books. It focued... |
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| 12. |  | The 8051/8052 Microcontroller: Architecture, Assembly Language, And Hardware Interfacing from Universal Publishers Price: $58.75 Customer Review:  This book is a very nice example of how to write a technical book on a reasonably complex subject without making any assumptions that the reader knows anything. I had never touched an 8051/8052 prior to this and haven't written any assembly since college. To give a point of reference, I have... |
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| 13. | [no image] | Control Language Programming for the As/400 from 29th Street Pr Customer Review: I used this book in school for my Intro to AS/400 and Control Language Programming courses. It is surprisingly easy to follow and understand as far as programming books go. Worst mistake I made was selling this book have completing my course work as I am now working as a AS/400 programmer and... |
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| 14. |  | Starter Kit for the IBM iSeries and AS/400 from 29th Street Press Price: $75.00 Customer Review: I've worked with Midrange systems for over 25 years and I can tell you this is not a good book, it's a great book. If you're an iSeries or AS/400 administrator, you need this book. If you're a programmer on the iSeries, you need this book. If you're studying to prepare for IBM Certification as an... |
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| 15. |  | MVS JCL (2nd Edition) from Mike Murach & Associates Inc Customer Review: My favorite JCL books were those by Mani Carsthanassis, `Expert MVS/(ESA and XA) JCL. Unfortunately these were published in 1991 and 1989 and do not contain features introduced since then. I found that these books fully explained whatever topic I had occasion to need to refer to a book for. They... |
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| 16. |  | Programming In COBOL / 400 from Wiley Price: $113.35 Customer Review: I first learned COBOL on an HP-3000 about 12-13 years ago. Unfortunately, I didn't use COBOL again until a few months ago, so my COBOL skills were rusty indeed when I found the need to create COBOL programs on the AS/400 I use at work. PROGRAMMING IN COBOL/400 was exactly the refresher I... |
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| 17. |  | CICS: A How-To for COBOL Programmers from John Wiley & Sons Price: $70.00 Customer Review: This book is ideal for COBOL programmers facing the chance of working on their first CICS project. Many obscure points of CICS are explained in a readable fashion, making the book an excellent training aid. |
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| 18. |  | Mainframe Basics for Security Professionals: Getting Started with RACF from IBM Press Price: $39.99 Customer Review: I am a young security professional who has had no prior experience with IBM mainframes. Recently I had the opportunity to get up to speed on z/OS and the security components involved. Using this book, I was able to understand all the terms and learn what I needed about RACF in just one weekend. It... |
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| 19. |  | Designing and Programming CICS Applications from O'Reilly Media, Inc. Price: $29.67 Customer Review: Together with the COBOL programming language, IBM's CICS (Customer Information Control System) has formed the most common set of tools for building customer transaction applications in the world of large enterprise mainframe computing. CICS is used by 470 of the Fortune 500 companies to process 20... |
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| 20. |  | System 390 Job Control Language, 4th Edition from John Wiley & Sons Customer Review: In days past when I was up to my tush in alligators while attempting to drain the swamp (of IBM mainframe applications) I used only one reference each and every day: this book. This may be the only book in the world that makes IBM's condition code job control understandable. With this book... |
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