Where did C++ come from?

The origins of C++ Martin Richards' BCPL became the B programming language, created by Ken Thompson in 1970, then morphed into the NB language which then became the C programming language, developed at AT&T in the late 60's and early 70's by Dennis Ritchie. Bjarne Stroustrup, also of AT&T, extended C which became C++ around 1983 in order to add object oriented...
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Introduction to MySQL

About this tutorial This is MySQL tutorial. It covers the MySQL database, various mysql command line tools and the SQL language covered by the database engine. It is an introductory tutorial for the beginners. MySQL database MySQL is a leading open source database management system. It is a multi-user, multithreaded database management system. MySQL is especially...
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How to Share an Email Address in Gmail

My wife and I each have our own email addresses. Common, though she is irked by a few friends who don't. They can only be emailed by sending to the joint "family" email, often actually just the husband's name. Trust issues? Anyway....
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GDC Sessions for HTML5 games on web and mobile

GDC sessions that caught my eye related to building games on web tech:Native Apps? With HTML5? Yes You Can! (Presented by Google)Joe Marini  |  Developer Advocate,...
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Silverlight to be Rewritten into HTML5

I did not get to go to Convergence this year but it is possible to access the excellent presentations if you registered. As it happens I did not register but an MVP friend of mine slipped me a login and password so I thought I would browse the content. There are some great talks on Orion which I highly recommend...
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Create 2 column Responsive layout for Mobile Devices

Create a 2 Column fixed Responsive Layout '. You might just think - oh! what's special in this...
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Create jQuery Mobile websites in Dreamweaver

I'm gonna teach you to create a Simple and effective jQuery Mobile Website using Dreamweaver...
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