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Cocoa Programming by Daniel H Steinberg is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Cocoa Programming about?
Bill Karwin has helped thousands of people write better SQL and build stronger relational databases. Now he's sharing his collection of antipatterns--the most common errors he's identified in those thousands of requests for help.Most developers aren't SQL experts, and most of the SQL that gets used is inefficient, hard to maintain, and sometimes just plain wrong. This book shows you all the common mistakes, and then leads you through the best fixes. What's more, it shows you what's behind these fixes, so you'll learn a lot about relational databases along the way.Each chapter in this book helps you identify, explain, and correct a unique and dangerous antipattern. The four parts of the book group the antipatterns in terms of logical database design, physical database design, queries, and application development. The chances are good that your application's database layer already contains problems such as Index Shotgun, Keyless Entry, Fear of the Unknown, and Spaghetti Query. This book will help you and your team find them. Even better, it will also show you how to fix them, and how to avoid these and other problems in the future.SQL Antipatterns gives you a rare glimpse into an SQ
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- Author
- Daniel H Steinberg
- Publisher
- Pragmatic Bookshelf; O'Reilly [distributor]
- Published
- 2010
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781680504095
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Language Learning, Engineering, Technology
- Rating
- 3.43 / 5 (103 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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