... and You Have a
Mobile Website 3
Native Mobile Applications Will Kill theMobileWeb 3
People Are Not Using Their Mobile Browsers 3
The Mobile Ecosystem 4
What Is a Mobile Device? 4
Mobile Device ... not
available in other books, websites, or research papers about themobile web.
Programming theMobileWeb will teach you how to create effective and rich experiences
for mobileweb browsers, and ... definitely not themobileweb today.
Just Create an HTML File with a Width of 240 Pixels, and You Have a Mobile
Website
This is the other fast-food way to think about themobile web. Today, there are...
... another script,
database_connection.php,
and then extracts
a user’s ID from the request parameters sent by a web browser. The script uses that
ID to search a database for the rest of the ... that your users view through the lens of their web browsers. In fact,
PHP in the context of webprogramming is a bit of a mutt; it does lots of things
pretty well, rather than just doing one single ... It passes this result, or response, back to theweb server.
4. Theweb server gives the browser back something that the browser can un
-
derstand: the HTML result of interpreting a PHP script,...
... thick and then a second layer that is 1.5µm thick. The interface
between these two layers is visible in the photograph. The designed width is 2.0 µm, which is approxi-
mately the case at the bottom ... edge of the table. In each case, the substance is
the same, water, and the table is the same, but changing the water’s scale size makes it behavevery differently.
Decreasing the size of the glass ... magnitude.
The horizontal axis in Figure 2.1 represents the size of the system. The short vertical lines in the cen-
ter of the plot represent a factor-of-10 change in the system size. The long...
... enjoyment of the sample
code.
5
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SECOND EDITION
Mining the Social Web
go ahead and try out the example that collects a set of trends for both the entire world
and just the United ... @SocialWebMining, or com‐
ment on Mining the Social Web s Facebook wall. The book’s official
website and blog that extends the book with longer-form content is at
http://MiningTheSocialWeb.com.
Conventions ... feedback over the lifetime of the first edition. Although there are far too
many of you to name, your feedback has shaped this secondedition in immeasurable
ways. I hope that this secondedition meets...
... around them. As a
result their passion often shifts from maximizing winning and avoiding losing at all costs to help-
ing others win. Their position at the top of the organization also gives them ... become some of the greatest leaders of this
century and some of the richest men in the world because someone pointed out their leadership
gaps.They became great leaders by leveraging their talents ... and gifts and because they had a dream
that was burning a hole inside them.They kicked off their leadership journey by making declarations
like “We aim to change the world. The traditional approach...
... thrust to the book.
The author sequence for the first edition was determined by the toss of a coin (see the Preface
to the First Edition) . For thesecondedition it was decided to switch the sequence ... defect consider whether or not they should have another
child. They will base their decision on the chance that the next child will have the same
defect.
2. To choose the best therapy, a physician ... joining the heights of the bars of the histogram at their midpoints. The
frequency polygon for the data of Table 3.8 is displayed in Figure 3.3. A question arises: Where
is the midpoint of the interval?...
... language, on the other hand, the interpreter reads the original
source code and interprets each of the statements in order to perform the different
operations. The source code is therefore executed ... Perl—not just how to use the features of Perl. If all you
want is a quick reference guide to the different areas of Perl, then use the appendixes
at the end of the book and on theWeb at www.osborne.com, ... continued support, I wouldn’t have written the first
edition or the various other books that I’ve written since then, or been able to do this
second edition. Meanwhile, she still gives advice,...
... </td>
</tr>
</table>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</td></tr>
This is the end of the header and the end of the first row of the table that contains the whole page.
In the next row is another nested table that holds the main content of the page.
<tr ... that contain the header in the first
row, the main content in the second, and the footer in the third.
The use of nested tables allows the page to look as if it stretches across the whole browser ... window, but at
the same time allows you to control the width of the content itself. The background color of the top and the
bottom of the page can stretch the width of the browser, while the text and...
... in either the
<head>
or the
<body>
of a docu-
ment. If you place them in the body of the document they are executed as the page loads — just as if the
script were actually in the ... than other options,
then you should put these at the top of the select box so that the user comes to them first.
Text Boxes
Text boxes tend to be the most natural way for users to offer the majority ... into the page in the first example.)
When the user clicks the Submit button the
onsubmit
event fires, which creates the alert box that contains
the value of the text input.
Images Collection
The...
... inside the alert, so that the area is the
value that is written to the alert box. Inside the parentheses where the
calculateArea()
function is
being called, the two parameters being passed are the ... universal time (from 0
to 59).
setUTCSeconds()
Sets the seconds in the
Date
object in universal time (from 0
to 59).
setUTCMilliseconds()
Sets the milliseconds in the
Date
object in universal time ... time.
getUTCSeconds()
Returns the seconds of a
Date
object in universal time.
getUTCMilliseconds()
Returns the milliseconds of a
Date
object in universal time.
setUTCDate()
Sets the date in the
Date
object...