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Essential Xul Programming 1st Edition Vaughn Bullard Kevin T Smith

Name: Essential Xul Programming 1st Edition Vaughn Bullard Kevin T Smith
SKU: BELL-1077066
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Essential Xul Programming 1st Edition Vaughn Bullard Kevin T Smith instant download after payment.

Publisher: Wiley

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.77 MB

Pages: 200

Author: Vaughn Bullard, Kevin T. Smith, Michael C. Daconta

ISBN: 9780471415800, 0471415804

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: 1

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Essential Xul Programming 1st Edition Vaughn Bullard Kevin T Smith by Vaughn Bullard, Kevin T. Smith, Michael C. Daconta 9780471415800, 0471415804 instant download after payment.

A revolutionary new technology for the rapidly expanding world of e-commerce, XUL (XML User Interface Language) is an XML-based user interface language that gives Web developers control over all aspects of the Web interface. Featuring two tutorials on programming with XUL, this book shows developers how to use basic XUL elements to build a sample interface for an e-commerce site, then goes on to explore more sophisticated applications by creating an information portal inside an application. Readers will find expert tips and advice on how to get started writing XUL code as well as how to extend it into Java and other non-Netscape interfaces.