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			<title>Against All Odds - Book Review</title>
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				<title>Professional Android 2 Application Development</title>
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				I&apos;ve bought &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.amazon.com/Professional-Android-Application-Development-Programmer/dp/0470565527&quot;&gt;Professional Android 2 Application Development&lt;/a&gt; by &lt;b&gt;Reto Meier&lt;/b&gt; this evening and costs S$55 (after 20% discount). I felt like myself to buy this book when I saw at book shop after reviewing the main content. Because it covers based-features of Android and found a lot of useful information of Android as well. And it covers the functions which I want to know like SMS, working in background, audio and video features.

Hope it would be worth.


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				<pubDate>Sun, 04 Sep 2011 05:31:00 -0700</pubDate>
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				<title>How to write clean code</title>
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				Yesterday, I&apos;ve read &quot;&lt;b&gt;Clean Code&lt;/b&gt;&quot; book by Robert C. Martin. It&apos;s very useful for programmers like me to read this book because which describes how to write clean code and useful code. I&apos;ll show few part of this book. 

Ok, this book shows how to give a name for variables, functions, etc. Before, I gave a short name to most of my using variables and functions like &quot;&lt;b&gt;sname, gPersonInfo, etc&lt;/b&gt;&quot;. Once I&apos;ve read this book, I&apos;ve got a lot of knowledge how to write and give a name for variables and functions.

Here is example when I developed before.
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component { 
	public struct function gPerson(required String pName, required String pDOB){ 
		sPerson = structNew(); 
		sPerson.fName = arguments.pName; 
		sPerson.DOB = arguments.pDOB; 
		return sPerson;
	} 
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