Book Reviews Archive
This page contains the archive list of all book reviews since the web site was launched.
Please note that these reviews are personal comments only. If we have any connection with any of the authors or publishers of any of these books, we have mentioned it.
ITIL: Service Support By OGC. The definitive guide for Managing IT Service Support. Enterprise Service Bus By David A. Chappell. Powerful introduction to Enterprise Architectures Say it with Charts By Gene Zelazny. The Executives' Guide to Visual Communication Java in A Nutshell By David Flanagan. The keep-it-on-your desk reference book Java 2 Primer Plus By Steven Haines & Stephen Potts. Essential Reading for anyone wanting to understand Java Javascript in easy steps. By Mike McGrath. All you need to know to get yourself scripting... Excel VBA Macro Programming. By Richard Shepherd. Not an easy book to write. But Richard has succeeded in providing something for everyone, whatever their level of knowledge. The Code Book. By Simon Singh. The Science of Secrecy from Ancient Egypt to Quantum Cryptography. Maybe even PKI can be broken ?!?
The 10-Day MBA. By Steven Silbiger. A Step-by-Step guide to Mastering the Skills taught in Top Business Schools.
Visual Basic 6 in Record Time. By Steve Brown. A Learn-by-Example book suitable for newcomers to VB.
Architects of the Web. By Robert H.Reid. A technical adventure story, the '90's equivalent of "Soul of a New Machine"
Excel VBA Macro Programming. By David C. Gardner, Grace Joely Beatty and David Sauer. The best book every written by a committee. Oracle DBA handbook 7.3 Edition. By Kevin Loney. If you only have space for one book in you DBA's bookshelf, then make it this one. 10 Minute Guide to HTML 3.2 By Tim Evans. Thoroughly recommended. Advanced Oracle Tuning and Administration. By Eyal Aronoff, Kevin Loney and Noorali Sonawalla. A recommended YES for any Oracle DBAs.
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