Making Linked Lists More User-Friendly
inked lists are perhaps the most widely used data structure. Yet writing a linked list from scratch is an arduous task. In a previous 10-Minute Solution, you learned how to
inked lists are perhaps the most widely used data structure. Yet writing a linked list from scratch is an arduous task. In a previous 10-Minute Solution, you learned how to
he proliferation of enterprise applications (CRM, ERP, SCM, etc.) and disparate enterprise resources (RDBMS/OODBMS, legacy data store, data warehouse, XML/flat file repository, etc.) has required many a developer to integrate
ave you ever seen those Web pages where elements animate along a path, moving across a background like sprites? It’s fairly easy to imagine how that’s done?using the window.setTimeout function
ames, distributed database systems, multimedia and graphic applications use persistent objects extensively. Yet presently, C++ doesn’t support persistence directly (there are proposals for adding persistence and reflection to C++ in
s XML has increased in popularity, the number of applications and uses for it has increased exponentially. Developers are rapidly realizing XML’s true power and flexibility of as both a
uch of the focus of XSLT has been on its “stylesheet” capabilities?the ability to convert XML into some form of displayed HTML. However, XSLT is a functional language, one that
orm validation is a checking process that occurs between the time the user clicks the submit button and the actual submission of the form. In this article, you’ll see how
atabase performance is one of those things that goes unnoticed, until it starts flagging. There are three broad areas relevant to database performance: System resources (essentially, the hardware) Data structures
here’s a core set of problems that every JavaScript developer will run across sooner or later. In my Web Developer classes, I’ve noticed that some questions arise repeatedly—they’re common problems.