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9<HTMEOA=Cfhedb> News 6/2013 Apress / Professional Computing C. Antognini R. Blewett, A. Clymer, R. S. Ltd D. Bramhall Troubleshooting Oracle Pro Asynchronous Beginning Xcode Performance Programming with .NET Xcode is Apple’s Integrated Development Environ- ment (IDE), Interface Builder and other tools Troubleshooting Oracle Performance, 2nd Edition Pro Asynchronous Programming with .NET for helping app developers and coders to build is your systematic guide to diagnosing and resolv- teaches the essential skill of asynchronous pro- Objective-C/Cocoa or iOS SDK based apps more ing performance problems in database-backed gramming in .NET. It answers critical questions efficiently and quickly. 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