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POPSCryptography for Developers The Only Cryptography Guide Written for Software Developers Developers tasked with security problems are often not cryptographers themselves. They are bright people who, with careful guidance, can implement secure cryptosystems. This book will guide developers in their journey towards solving cryptographic problems. If you have ever asked yourself just how do I setup AES? then this text is for you.
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POPSTotal Training Adobe Flash Professional Animation CS3 Video Tutorial
Total Training Adobe Flash Professional Animation CS3 Video Tutorial Description Advance your knowledge and use of ActionScript 3 by taking a specific look into Animation and Game Design. Instructed by John Ulliman, this series which is available online and on DVD-ROM, goes step-by-step through the new ActionScript 3 structure and classes. You’ll also get some hands-on experience by building several typical games using Flash CS3 and ActionScript. Plus, you will also learn how to build your own ActionScript 3 custom class files. Highlights * Learn how to use the new AS3 display classes for structuring everything that appears in your Flash applications. * Gain insight into several animation techniques including; the EnterFrame Event, the new Timer Class, and the Transitions package, including tweens, and easing. * Try out the new Copy and Paste feature for animation and learn how you can bridge the gap between detailed timeline animations and ActionScript. * Create games
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POPSBeginning Mobile Phone Game Programming Beginning Mobile Phone Game Programming/by Michael Morrison (Author) Description Build several fully functional games as well as a game engine to use for programming cell phone and mobile games with Beginning Mobile Phone Game Programming! The included CD provides the tool, code and graphics necessary to complete all exercises covered in the chapters. Beginning Cell Phone Game Programming demystifies wireless game programming by providing clear, practical lessons using the J2ME Game API. You will learn how to use the most popular mobile programming language, Java, to build compact games that can run on any Java-enabled device, including mobile phones, pagers and handheld computers. You will also learn to add a splash screen, create a demo mode, keep track of high scores, and test, debug, and deploy your games.
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