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June 2013 Issue:

  • Celebrate Velocity 2013
  • New FREE Book Samplers
  • Free Webcast: Perly Linked Lists
  • Programming News & Commentary
  • Secrets of Making Great Games
  • New! O'Reilly Cultivate Conference
  • Own O'Reilly Fluent Conference on Video

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Introduction to Online Payments Risk Management Introduction to Online Payments Risk Management


Analyzing the Analyzers Analyzing the Analyzers


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Learning Java Learning Java, Fourth Edition


Functional JavaScript Functional JavaScript


Developing Backbone.js Applications Developing Backbone.js Applications


Bootstrap Bootstrap


Learning Python Learning Python, Fifth Edition


Python Cookbook Python Cookbook, Third Edition


Understanding and Using C Pointers Understanding and Using C Pointers


Introducing Elixir Introducing Elixir


Active Directory Active Directory, Fifth Edition


Designing Multi-Device Experiences Designing Multi-Device Experiences


MongoDB: The Definitive Guide MongoDB: The Definitive Guide, Second Edition


Graph Databases Graph Databases


Clojure Inside Out Clojure Inside Out


Interviewing Users Interviewing Users


GIMP 2.8 for Photographers GIMP 2.8 for Photographers


Linux System Programming Linux System Programming, Second Edition


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Free Webcasts: Meet Experts Online Perly Linked Lists: What they look like, and why bother Steven Lembark
Wednesday, June 19
1:00pm PT | 4:00pm ET

Linked lists are still useful even in the world of auto-extending arrays: for effective memory management and simpler threading. The first part of this webcast talk describes how to implement generic linked-list containers using Perl syntax; the second portion shows an efficient Object-oriented list manager that avoids the most common pitfalls of OO linked lists.
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Learn the Secrets of Making Great Games
Plan, create, and design winning games for all ages

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New! O'Reilly Cultivate Conference
Leading Through Culture
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Cultivate is a one-day event for leaders (and aspiring leaders) at technology companies to hear directly from successful tech founders and managers, learn from each other, and come away inspired to build companies that make a difference.
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Own O'Reilly Fluent Conference on Video

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If you missed the O'Reilly Fluent Conference 2013 in San Francisco this past May, you can still catch every workshop, session, and keynote with this complete video compilation of the event. Catch up with this year's lineup of speakers—seasoned pros as well as notable newcomers—as they share their expertise with JavaScript, HTML5, CSS, and related technologies that power the Web.

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