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The second edition of Programming with Qt has been completely updated for Qt Version 3.0 and includes entirely new information on rich text, Unicode/double byte characters, internationalization, and network programming. Although programming with Qt is straightforward and natural once you get the hang of it, the learning curve can be steep. Beginners often find the reference documentation isn't enough. That's where Programming with Qt comes in. You'll learn how to program in Qt as the book guides you through the steps of writing a simple paint application. This book examines every GUI element in Qt, demonstrating when and how to use each to make full use of the toolkit. Exercises with completely worked out answers reinforce your understanding. Even seasoned Qt programmers can learn from the material on advanced 2D transformations, drag-and- drop, and writing custom image file filters.
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1. A Macintosh computer2. Sams Teach Yourself iPhone Application Development in 24 Hours! This book does a wonderful job of breaking up the learning process into manageable chunks that will not bore you to death. Each chapter challenges you to use what you have learned, to ensure you have enough to move on to the next subject. It's the best way to learn iPhone programming!i?{1/2}??--Bill Everhart "I spent months trying to get comfortable with iPhone development using whatever online resources I came across. However, in my experience nothing can compete with having a good-old-fashioned book to aid the learning process, and Sams Teach Yourself iPhone Application in 24Hours was just the book for me! Key concepts are carefully described, and even the novice programmer (like me) can follow with ease."--Marius Bjønness i?{1/2}??With STY iPhone Application Development in 24, I was immediately productive as an iPhone developer. From XCode to provisioning to Objective C, this book makes learning easy because you are achieving goals even as you are just becoming familiar with the new concepts. I was live on iTunes very quickly because the book covers everything about the whole process, not just coding.i?{1/2}??--Mike Finley i?{1/2}??If an iPhone developer (wannabe) needs to purchase one book - this should be it. I learned that after purchasing several other books. This book could have had several alternate titles (such as: First book for C/C++ developers, or iPhone Programming for the Beginners, or All You Need to Learn For Your First 100 Apps) since it is all this and more."-- Irtaza Barlas
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