John Ray Boeken

"Full-color, step-by-step tasks walk you through getting and keeping your MacBook working just the way you want"--Back cover.

Mountains, fire and flood in the Valley of Kashmir: tourist paradise and contested cockpit of South Asia.

Presents twenty-four lessons on developing applications for the iPhone and iPad, and includes information on navigating the development environment, building advanced user interfaces, and integrating online services.

The story of how RAF fighters defeated the Luftwaffe in 1940 and saved Britain from invasion. Over a decade of new research has allowed reassessment of significant elements of the battle. Central to all these is the personality clashes behind the scenes in the RAF.

A practical guide to using Xcode 4.3+ development environment for OS X and iOS devices, with step-by-step instructions for the most common development tasks, and end of chapter quizzes.

Provides step-by-step instructions, quizzes, and exercises on the development of applications for the iPhone.

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This fascinating account of John Ray's astounding journey through Europe offers a unique glimpse into the diverse cultures and natural wonders of the continent. Ray's keen observations and insights shed light on the people, landscapes, and flora of the Low Countries, Germany, Italy and France, making this book a must-read for all avid travellers and historians alike.