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Excel 2003 VBA Programmer's Reference

Paul T Kimmel

2004

ABC of the first year

H. B. Valman

2002

Definitive guide to Excel VBA

Michael Kofler

2000

Object-oriented software construction

Bertrand Meyer

1988

Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 unleashed

Mike Snell

2013

Head first iPhone and iPad development

Dan Pilone

2011

The inconvenient indigenous

Sidsel Saugestad

2001

Doing more with less

Bruce Piasecki

2012

Cucumber cookbook

Shankar Garg

2015

Patterns of software

Richard P. Gabriel

1996

Multi-agent programming

Rafael H. Bordini

2005

How do plants grow?

Melissa Stewart

2006

Real-world solutions for developing high-quality PHP frameworks and applications

Sebastian Bergmann

2011

Unified modeling language

Keng Siau, Terry Halpin

2001

Microsoft Windows 2000 Active Directory Programming

Charles Oppermann

2001

The development of emotional intelligence

Nadja Reissland

2012

Development

Stuart Brody, S. Brody, D. J. Cove et al.

1992

The paradox of catching up

Li Tan

2005

AS/400 application development using COBOL/400

Gerald S. Kaplan

1996

Being Geek

Michael Lopp

2010 ★ 2.3

How Plants Grow (I Know That, Cycles of Nature Set)

Claire Llewellyn

2006

Object Oriented Systems Analysis/Design

Simon Bennett, Steve McRobb, Ray Farmer

2007

Africa's Land Rush

Ian Scoones, Ruth Hall, Dzodzi Tsikata

2015

Crying as a sign, a symptom, & a signal

Ronald G. Barr, B. Hopkins, James A. Green

2000

Current practicesin software development

King, David

1984

China's unfinished economic revolution

Nicholas R. Lardy

1998

Toddlers moving & learning

Rae Pica

2014

UML 2 for dummies

Michael Jesse Chonoles

2003

Economics of agricultural development

George W. Norton

2010

Environmental management in organizations

Ruth Lunn, Alison Ebbage, John Brady

2011

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