Author

Dario de Judicibus

Format

10 × 15 cm

Pages

250

Summary

A booklet which intends to support parents to think over about their role and to take nothing for granted, encouraging fathers and mothers to be more flexible and sympathetic with their children.

In spite of the title, it was not designed to be a manual of the "good parent" of sort, but a collection of reflection themes that can be used to find the best approach to understand and satisfy the need of our children.

Therefore, the goal of this book is not to provide real rules to parents, but to present and promote a new approach to parents-children relationships, a new way to interpret parent role.

ISBN

88-481-0798-2

Author

Dario de Judicibus

Format

17 × 24 cm

Pages

240

Summary

There are many papers dealing with Internet, also because of the exponential growth that the Web has had in these last few years in both number of users and popularity. Only fews of them however face the matter from a technical point of view, entering the mechanisms that stay at the base of Internet operation. Using a simple language, easy to understand also to end-users, this book provides readerds with a complete and deepened overview of the principal protocols of communication used in Internet. After a brief introduction of a series of concepts and definition of the basic terminology, it deals with the fundamental protocols and particularly IP, TCP and UDP. Then there is a section devoted the various application protocols, that is, the "classical" FTP, HTTP and the protocols for the management of electronic mail (SMTP, POP3, IMAP4 and MIME). Finally, it introduces few recent protocols that could play an important role in the evolution of the Web, to terminate with a series of chapters on the process of standardization and on the USENET groups, or newsgroups.

ISBN

88-481-0798-2

Author

Dario de Judicibus

Format

11 × 19 cm

Pages

200

Summary

Even if HTML is still the most common language used to develop web pages, expectations for more and more functions and services in web sites is taking us to a proliferation of several different languages and techniques. Most of them are not compatible each other and are managed in different ways by different clients and browsers. Pure HTML pages are quite rare today. Most frequently they are based on Java, JavaScript, ActiveX and Visual Basic, as well as server-side extensions as CGI, Perl, Cold Fusion, Microsoft Frontpage, and so forth. The purpose of XML architecture is to satisfy a growing need for order and consistency in site development. Its scope is really wide, taking in account all the aspects of web information and service availability. This book deals with a quite complete overview of that continuosly evolving world represented by XML.

ISBN

88-481-1098-3