Compilation principle is an important and professional course for computer majors, also one of the most difficult and challenging courses to learn. It aims at introducing the general principles and basic methods of compiler construction, and studying how to develop computer programs more efficiently so as to reduce the threshold of programming. In this age of highly developed IDEs, why should programmers learn the principles of compilation? In fact, the principle of compilation permeates every aspect of the daily programming work. Therefore, learning the principles of compilation can help you better understand computer programs and provide a solid foundation for your future development.

Dale Carnegie is the pure and pute father of all the sciences of success. As a matter of fact, many succeeding books about success science or chicken soup for the soul originated from his masterpieces. How to Win Friends and Influence People is one of Carnegie's inspirational classics - success science education books, published in 1936. It is the world's first book on success science, can be said to be a miracle in the history of human publishing, and the "bible" for social contact and communication. In short, it's the world's best-selling, most classic, and most practical reference book for being a good personal & social people.

Some computer science books are classic but not suitable for beginners, and some are the opposite. Donald Knuth's The Art Of Computer Programming probably belongs to the former condition, and Robert Sedgewick's Algorithms belongs to the latter. Of course, both of their algorithm analysis idea comes down in one continuous line, and they are all the classic and bestselling reference book in the computerized algorithm field.

PHP for the Web: Visual QuickStart Guide is a classic introduction book that covers all the basic things about PHP language. It introduces the basic concepts, using methods and the matters needing attention of the PHP language to the beginners in plain language. The whole book uses abundant examples to lead the reader to master this popular Web development language step by step, and enables reader to get started on writing PHP scripts that are applicable to many common scenes.

Since the first edition of Universal Principles of Design published in 2003, it has been trusted by millions of readers from 30+ countries around the world. Its second edition (published in 2010) made a large amount of enrichment and modification to the content of first edition, and added 25 new rules.