Category Archives: Technical Books
Tables vs. CSS
I’ve created lots of websites in the past using the tried and tested method of creating tables and messing about with spacer images until everything seems to work. Sometimes, this has been a hugely frustrating undertaking – especially trying to get things to work across browsers. …and then we change something, and it all falls [...]
Windows PowerShell
As Windows has become more and more complex, it’s become harder to write useful scripts that keep you on track. Enter “PowerShell” – a great tool from Microsoft that helps you get to grips with all the scripting you could want within a Windows environment. Essentially, I see it as a cross between batch files, [...]
Visual C# 2005: A Developer’s Notebook
I’ve only recently discovered the “Notebook” series from O’Reilly, having long since been a fan of their books. This book takes you from the position of “familiar with C#.NET” and transforms you into a guru! The format is very much a hands-on tutorial – it’s not a book to read on a long journey! You [...]
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