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Continuous Integration: Improving Software Quality and Reducing Risk (Addison-Wesley Signature Series)

14 reviews
Paul Duvall, Steve Matyas, ...

Addison-Wesley Professional, 2007

The Power of Feedback
This book is an excellent overview of why Continuous Integration is important and about more than just compiling frequently. The book helps you to understand why to do CI, what you can do beyond building, and how to do it. In addition to general principles, the book points you to some excellent tools and resources. This book is an excellent companion to Software Configuration Management Patterns: ...

Java Testing Patterns

4 reviews
Jon Thomas, Matthew Young, ...

Wiley, 2004

Great practical patterns book
I've only read a couple patterns books, including the classic GoF. The only thing I don't like about the GoF book is that the explanations are very academic and the examples are far from useful in my work. What I like about this Java testing patterns book is that it is extremely practical and therefor useful. For me it bridged the gap from a highly theoretical treatment of patterns to a ...

Progress in Optimization: Contributions from Australasia (Applied Optimization)

Springer, 1999

This is the first in a new series of contributed, refereed volumes devoted to research in optimization by Australasian researchers and their collaborators. These volumes are intended to have wide scope and include survey papers by established researchers providing up-to-date information on research directions. This volume contains survey papers on the Clarke subdifferential and differentiability in Banach spaces, algorithms for solving ...

Groovy in Action

20 reviews
Dierk Koenig, Andrew Glover, ...

Manning Publications, 2007

Great Primer (if a bit dated) on a Great Language
While getting a little long in the tooth (GINA was released pre-Groovy 1.0, Groovy is now above 1.5), the material presented in the book is still very relevant and helpful. The biggest issue is that some of the newer (and cooler!) features, such as ExpandoMetaClass, of the language are not covered. That being said, this is still a great introduction to the a language that will likely become an ...

High and Mighty March - Complete Band with Full Conductor Score - Barnhouse Heritage of the March Series
Fred Jewell, Andrew Glover

C L Barnhouse Company, 2005

March. By Fred Jewell. Arranged by Andrew Glover. Concert Band. Heritage of the March. Level: Grade 4. Full score and set of parts. Composed 2005. Duration 0:01:50. Published by C.L. Barnhouse. (012-3405-00) This rip-snortin' circus march will thrill audiences and performers alike! Composed by classic circus band leader Fred Jewell, this march was dedicated to P. G. Lowery, an African-American cornet virtuoso who was a pioneering headliner in ...

Universe (Make It Work! Science)
Andrew Haslam, David Glover

Thomson Learning, 1995

An illustrated book of projects that demonstrate how the universe works.

Continuous Integration
Paul M./ Matyas, Steve/ Glover, Andrew Duvall

Addison-Wesley, 2007

Time
David Glover, Jon Barnes, ...

Scholastic, 1997

An illustrated book of projects exploring the mysteries of time and how it is measured.

Golf: A Celebration of 100 Years of the Rules of Play

Triumph Books, 1998

Space (Make It Work)
Andrew Haslam, David Glover

World Book, 1998

Describes the solar system and its planets; discusses the science of studying space; includes "fact files," "amazing facts," and glossary.

National Geographi Encyclopedia of SPACE (2005, 2005 Edition)
Andrew Chaikin, Patricia S. Daniels, Andrea Gianopoulos and Jonathan T. Malay Linda K. Glover

The National Geographic Society, 2005

The sky and its movements have fascinated humans for mellennia. This fascination and a adesire to understand the heavens and our place in them have made astronomy the oldest science in the world. Beautiful color photos and color diagrams, 400 pages, 2005 Edition

The Goon Again (Radio Collection)
Spike Milligan, Larry Stephens

BBC Audiobooks Ltd, 2001

Machines (Make It Work! Science Series: The Hands-On Approach to Science) (Make It Work!)

2 reviews
David Glover, Wendy Baker

Two-Can Publishing, Inc., 1997

What a great book! It should be back in print!
My son has checked this book out of the school library so many times he has it memorized! Great fun at home -- inexpensive science projects that really work and are fun to do --- even for Mom! The Rocket created from a 2 liter soft drink bottle and powered by water and a bicycle pump is great. Other favorites include the Archimedes' Screw that moves popcorn and the Rubber Band Powered Boat. ...

Building (Make It Work)

2 reviews
Andrew Haslam, David Glover

World Book, 1998

Great Project Book for Kids
My eight year old son has become very interested in mechanical and electrical projects. We picked this book up at the library, but quickly saw that this is a "keeper." It has many projects that will help him learn how things work as he builds a working model cable car / gondola (his first major project from this book), boat locks, several types of bridges, and other fascinating projects. I ...

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