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Books by Eric Giguere
To date, I have authored or co-authored three
trade books on computer programming, all published
by John Wiley & Sons, and one consumer-oriented
computing title, published by Peachpit Press.
The programming books have
focused on handheld computing topics: Java programming
of mobile and wireless devices using Java 2 Micro
Edition (J2ME) and Palm OS programming using C/C++.
The consumer-oriented book is about making money
with Google's AdSense program.
Each book has garnered decent reviews, be sure
to check the pages at Amazon.com for specific
opinions. (To see what books I like, see my
list
of recommended books.)
In reverse order of
publication, the books are:
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Make Easy Money with Google
A consumer-oriented book (in other words, a book for non-technical computer
users) that shows how to build money-making websites using Google's
AdSense program. The book is written partly in a narrative style,
kind of like The Wealthy Barber, and will appeal to anyone —
young or old — who's interested in learning about the Web,
advertising, and Google.
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Browse this book on Amazon.com
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Mobile Information Device Profile for Java 2 Micro Edition
Co-authored with C. Enrique Ortiz,
this is the first book that specifically focuses on the
Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP), the first
profile to be defined under the Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) umbrella.
Extensively covers MIDP 1.0 and provides a good introduction
to J2ME in general.
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Browse this book on Amazon.com
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Java 2 Micro Edition
The first book published anywhere
about Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME). An extensive look at what J2ME is and
how it evolved from
earlier attempts at creating "small footprint" Java implementations.
Coverage of MIDP and alternatives like Waba.
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Browse this book on Amazon.com
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Palm Database Programming
A praised introduction to Palm OS
programming, with special coverage of database programming for the
most popular handheld device operating system. Teaches you all the
basics you need to get going. Also discusses relational databases
and data synchronization.
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Browse this book on Amazon.com
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In addition to these books, I have also written a number of
articles on
these subjects. And be sure to check out these special interest
sections as well:
For a hands-on approach to these topics, check out the
online courses
that I've developed.
The courses are offered at no charge.
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