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of the Logging Server Framework

Section 26.3. Implementing Sequential Logging Servers

Section 26.4. Implementing Concurrent Logging Servers

Section 26.5. Conclusion

Chapter 27. Integrating Business Partners the RESTful Way

Section 27.1. Project Background

Section 27.2. Exposing Services to External Clients

Section 27.3. Routing the Service Using the Factory Pattern

Section 27.4. Exchanging Data Using E-Business Protocols

Section 27.5. Conclusion

Chapter 28. Beautiful Debugging

Section 28.1. Debugging a Debugger

Section 28.2. A Systematic Process

Section 28.3. A Search Problem

Section 28.4. Finding the Failure Cause Automatically

Section 28.5. Delta Debugging

Section 28.6. Minimizing Input

Section 28.7. Hunting the Defect

Section 28.8. A Prototype Problem

Section 28.9. Conclusion

Section 28.10. Acknowledgments

Section 28.11. Further Reading

Chapter 29. Treating Code As an Essay

Chapter 30. When a Button Is All That Connects You to the World

Section 30.1. Basic Design Model

Section 30.2. Input Interface

Section 30.3. Efficiency of the User Interface

Section 30.4. Download

Section 30.5. Future Directions

Chapter 31. Emacspeak: The Complete Audio Desktop

Section 31.1. Producing Spoken Output

Section 31.2. Speech-Enabling Emacs

Section 31.3. Painless Access to Online Information

Section 31.4. Summary

Section 31.5. Acknowledgments

Chapter 32. Code in Motion

Section 32.1. On Being "Bookish"

Section 32.2. Alike Looking Alike

Section 32.3. The Perils of Indentation

Section 32.4. Navigating Code

Section 32.5. The Tools We Use

Section 32.6. DiffMerge's Checkered Past

Section 32.7. Conclusion

Section 32.8. Acknowledgments

Section 32.9. Further Reading

Chapter 33. Writing Programs for "The Book"

Section 33.1. The Nonroyal Road

Section 33.2. Warning to Parenthophobes

Section 33.3. Three in a Row

Section 33.4. The Slippery Slope

Section 33.5. The Triangle Inequality

Section 33.6. Meandering On

Section 33.7. "Duh!"—I Mean "Aha!"

Section 33.8. Conclusion

Section 33.9. Further Reading

Afterword

Contributors

COLOPHON

Index

Beautiful Code

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Dedication

All royalties from this book will be donated to Amnesty International.

Foreword

Greg Wilson

I got my first job as a programmer in the summer of 1982. Two weeks after I started, one of the system administrators loaned me Kernighan and Plauger's The Elements of Programming Style (McGraw-Hill)

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