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e-Business and e-Commerce How to Program

by Harvey M. Deitel

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Learn how to build winning e-Business/e-Commerce solutions, start to finish! In this 1000 page book, Harvey and Paul Deitel -- best-selling authors of the How to Program Series -- apply their proven methodology and signature "live code" approach to teaching Web-based e-Business/e-Commerce development! These programming techniques are ripped from the latest headlines! You'll find nearly 100 case studies and real-life examples from the world's leading e-Business sites, plus hundreds of demonstrations and simulations covering every key component, from shopping carts to intelligent agents. Hundreds of expert tips offer invaluable insight into good programming practices, common errors to avoid, maximizing performance, testing, debugging, and more. Whether you're building from scratch or choosing a turnkey solution, the Deitels cover every element of a complete e-Business/e-Commerce system: Architecture, hardware, software, development tools, networking, consulting -- even the legal, social, and marketing issues you'll have to contend with! The accompanying CD-ROM contains all source code from the book, software from multiple vendors, plus links to hundreds of Web-based demos and developer's resources! There's never been a more powerful resource for today's e-Business developer -- or tomorrow's! For every Web developer and administrator.… (more)
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Learn how to build winning e-Business/e-Commerce solutions, start to finish! In this 1000 page book, Harvey and Paul Deitel -- best-selling authors of the How to Program Series -- apply their proven methodology and signature "live code" approach to teaching Web-based e-Business/e-Commerce development! These programming techniques are ripped from the latest headlines! You'll find nearly 100 case studies and real-life examples from the world's leading e-Business sites, plus hundreds of demonstrations and simulations covering every key component, from shopping carts to intelligent agents. Hundreds of expert tips offer invaluable insight into good programming practices, common errors to avoid, maximizing performance, testing, debugging, and more. Whether you're building from scratch or choosing a turnkey solution, the Deitels cover every element of a complete e-Business/e-Commerce system: Architecture, hardware, software, development tools, networking, consulting -- even the legal, social, and marketing issues you'll have to contend with! The accompanying CD-ROM contains all source code from the book, software from multiple vendors, plus links to hundreds of Web-based demos and developer's resources! There's never been a more powerful resource for today's e-Business developer -- or tomorrow's! For every Web developer and administrator.

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