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iPhone programming

Joe Conway

2010

Getting Real

37 Signals, Matthew Linderman, Jason Fried et al.

2006

Pro web gadgets

Sterling Udell

2009

The C♯ programming language

Anders Hejlsberg

2009

Android programming unleashed

B. M. Harwani

2013

The Rails 5 Way (4th Edition) (Addison-Wesley Professional Ruby Series)

Obie Fernandez

2017

iPad Application Development For Dummies?

Tony Bove, Neal Goldstein

2010

Building dynamic Web 2.0 websites with Ruby on Rails

A. P. Rajshekhar

2008

Building Android apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

Jonathan Stark

2010

Unlocking Android

W. Frank Ableson

2009

Learning Android canvas

Mir Nauman Tahir

2013

Rails 4 In Action

Yehuda Katz

2014

Professional ASP.NET 4 in C# and VB

Bill Evjen

2010

Mastering Microsoft VBA

Guy Hart-Davis

2005

Beginning iOS 5 development

Dave Mark

2011

Build your own app for fun and profit

Scott La Counte

2012

Docker

Karl Matthias

2015

The Microsoft Windows 95 developer's guide

Stefano Maruzzi

1996

iOS 7 Programming Fundamentals

Matt Neuberg

2013

Android application development

Rick Rogers

2009

Swift IOS 24-Hour Trainer

Abhishek Mishra

2016

Beginning iPhone and iPad Web apps

Chris Apers

2010

Programming WCF Services

Michael S. Montgomery, Juval Löwy

2007

UX for Beginners

Joel Marsh

2016

Applied software architecture

Christine Hofmeister, Dilip Soni, Robert Nord

1999

Unity Android game development by example beginner's guide

Thomas Finnegan

2013

Beginning iPhone 3 development

Dave Mark

2009

Hello, Android introducing Google’s mobile development platform

Ed Burnette

2008

Beyond Legacy Code

David Scott Bernstein

2015

Pro Git

Scott Chacon, Ben Straub

2014 ★ 4.2

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