Official Netscape LiveWire Pro Book shows how to maximize the Pro version of Netscape's newest development tool to create dynamic, live, multimedia web pages. Thoroughly covers each component of LiveWire Pro, emphasizing development of LiveWire applications using the Informix database. With strategies and tips for each piece, readers learn how to maintain databases, create cookie files, process online orders, and generate catalogs.
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John Vacca (Pomeroy, OH) is an information technology consultant and writer. John was also the configuration management specialist, computer specialist, and computer security official for NASA's space station program (Freedom), from 1988 until his early retirement in 1995. He is the author of 23 books and a multitude of articles, which have appeared in numerous magazines including Byte and Internet World.
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It's O.K. but...,
By Rick Roberts (robertsr@crosslink.net) (Virginia, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Official Netscape LiveWire Pro Book: The Ultimate Web Database Developer's Guide (Paperback)
I have a brief rule-of-thumb for evaluating techincal books; "If it saves me an hour, it was worth the price". This book saved me an hour. However, if you have a fast, reliable internet connection (ie. T1 or better) then I would recommend just using Netscape's Online Developer Reference and save a few bucks. By the way, Netscape has done a first class job with their online techincal references. This book is really just selected sections from there. I do like having a good ole book for late nite reading and the material is relative, but somewhat shallow. This book is advertised as a Windows NT and Unix reference, but it's really targeted to the NT users. I have not read any competing books and the only thing I can compare it to is Netscape's Web Pages which really out-shine!
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