Python is an excellent programming language that is very easy to get started with. For example, compared to other data processing modes, Python language has the distinct advantages of supporting so many data import methods and perfectly cooperating with network capturing. In addition, Python is very efficient in data processing. According to its author, 4 GBs of physical memory can handle hundreds of millions of data with ease. So it is enough to be considered an edge tool for huge data processing.

As an open-source, cross-platform, and all-around 3D computer graphics software, Blender offers from modeling, animation, materials, rendering to audio processing, video clipping, and a series of other animation related solutions. At present, it has been widely used by artists and designers from all over the world. However, in the way of turning our ideas into reality with this great tool, even seasoned designers will also feel challenging. This case, a well-crafted guide book is necessary.

Linux beginners probably encounter problems like this: feel confused and puzzled facing multifarious tutorial books. Considering the quality level of books and the limited energy of individual, we all hope to be able to pick out the best ones. While, most often, we just got the opposite of what we want, or got half the results with twice the effort. Fortunately, The Linux Command Line (TLCL for short) came out. By reading it, we can go less detours and master more key knowledge.

The TCP/IP Guide is a complete and detailed guide about TCP/IP protocol, called an encyclopedia type of classic work in the TCP/IP field. It has clear hierarchy and structure, accompanied with a large number of illustrations and tables to aid into its verbal expression, as well as a lot of notes, key points, etc., has extremely strong readability.

In my opinion, I just can't stand any program or web app designed complexly (5000 lines of code should be the ceiling - not the more functions the better). So it is difficult to accept that object-oriented theory makes simple problems systematic, templated or even complicated (please don't mind my stubborn). But, overall, good things inevitably are good without a doubt in a certain period.