Oric-1 Book of Games

Mike James

HarperCollins, Publishers

Fatal Attraction: When Love Turns to Murder

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Pan Books

1st edition 1st printing paperback fine condition In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

Women on Death Row (Spl)

On Death Row

Philosophy

Pan.

The Bedside Book of Murder

Biographies & Memoirs

True Crime

The Medicaid Planning Guidebook is the most authoritative book ever written on this subject matter. It was written as a training guide to teach advisors and consumers this very difficult and important subject matter. The book has many examples to help readers understand the nuances of the Medicaid Planning. This is a must read for any estate planning attorney, or financial planner or CPA who is giving financial planner or estate planning advice to clients over the age of 60. Consumers who read this book will know more than most advisors in their local area and the book will be used by most as a desk reference guide. The book is also the training manual for the Certified Medicaid Planner course.

The Medicaid Planning Guidebook

Business & Money

Personal Finance

TriArc Advisors, LLC

Past Due Notices

Main Street Rag Publishing Company

Programming an Android app is an attractive proposition. Android increasingly dominates the global smartphone market, meaning many potential users. The devices are relatively cheap, making it suitable for implementing small scale projects. The tools you need to create an app are free to download and use and you don't need anyone's permission to get started. The only difficulty is that the Android is a tough system to master. It is easy enough to get started as Android Studio will build you a Hello World app in a few minutes, but what you do next is more difficult and create a good app you need a feel for how the system works and its limitations. Android Programming: Starting With An App not only shows you how common tasks are done in Android, but also explains why they are done in a particular way. Although Android development seems confusing at first, it has patterns which mean that having done something once you can generalize the approach to components you haven't previously encountered. There are plenty of examples in this book but they are deliberately simple, stripped down to their bare minimum to let you see what is essential. It isn't a complete treatment of everything Android. Instead if focuses on the things you need to know to write an app, in particular creating the user interface (UI) because this is what you spend most of your time working on even if the app in question is sophisticated. In this book you will find out how to build an app with a single Activity and a UI, a good foundation for further Android programming.

Android Programming: Starting with an App

I/O Press

Programming an Android app is an attractive proposition. Android increasingly dominates the global smartphone market, meaning many potential users. The devices are relatively cheap, making it suitable for implementing small scale projects. The tools you need to create an app are free to download and use and you don't need anyone's permission to get started. The only difficulty is that the Android is a tough system to master. It is easy enough to get started as Android Studio will build you a Hello World app in a few minutes, but what you do next is more difficult and create a good app you need a feel for how the system works and its limitations. Android Programming: Starting With An App not only shows you how common tasks are done in Android, but also explains why they are done in a particular way. Although Android development seems confusing at first, it has patterns which mean that having done something once you can generalize the approach to components you haven't previously encountered. There are plenty of examples in this book but they are deliberately simple, stripped down to their bare minimum to let you see what is essential. It isn't a complete treatment of everything Android. Instead if focuses on the things you need to know to write an app, in particular creating the user interface (UI) because this is what you spend most of your time working on even if the app in question is sophisticated. In this book you will find out how to build an app with a single Activity and a UI, a good foundation for further Android programming. This second edition covers the ConstraintLayout and Android Studio 2.3

On Death Row (True Crime Library)

True Crime Library

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