InfoWorld

Introduction to the Dojo toolkit, Part 1: Setup, core, and widgets

reWeb 2.0 has brought with it the need to develop extensive JavaScript infrastructure code on the client side, something few Java developers saw themselves doing five years ago. The open source Dojo ...
Forbes

An Introduction To Author Services, Part 1

In my previous post, The Future Of Self-Publishing, I mentioned that the infrastructure needed to create a robust and healthy self-publishing industry is slowly developing. One key aspect is author ...
Pew Research Center

Part 1. Introduction

Public attitudes toward online dating have changed. Since their emergence in the mid-1990’s, online dating services have become an increasingly popular way for Americans to seek romantic partners and ...
Dezeen

Introduction to Interior Design Part 1 at University of the Arts London

The Introduction to Interior Design Part 1 Short Course at University of the Arts London provides students with the practical skills and knowledge to design for domestic spaces. Through workshops in ...
Redmond Magazine

Introduction to Hyper-V Switch Embedded Teaming, Part 1

Switch Embedded Teaming (SET) is a feature introduced in Windows Server 2016 as an alternative to NIC teaming. It allows up to eight identical physical network adapters to be combined into a Hyper-V ...
EDN

Designing a low-distortion audio output stage – Part 1: Introduction, the problem with push-pull outputs

This material originally appeared as one long article in Linear Audio Volume 2, published in September 2011. Linear Audio is a book-format audio magazine published half-yearly by Jan Didden. These ...
Firehouse

Air Bag Operations - Part 1: An Introduction

Air bags are not pieces of equipment that are used every day, but if a victim is pinned underneath a heavy object, air bags are often the preferred option for freeing them. It is essential for members ...
Pew Research Center

Part 1. Introduction

Is Spam Killing the Killer App? Email was the original “killer app” of the Internet, and it remains the most popular online activity. Some 93% of adult American Internet users, about 117 million ...