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The Ajax Control Toolkit is hosted at CodePlex, which is Microsoft s open-source project hosting website. The project homepage is at http://www.codeplex.com/ AtlasControlToolkit; see figure A.7. By clicking the Current Release tab in the homepage, you can choose whether to download the compiled binaries or the source code. In the first case, you get an archive that contains a sample website with demos of all the controls and a Visual Studio template to create a new Extender. If you want to use the Toolkit in your website, you only need to browse to the bin folder of the sample website and copy the AjaxControlToolkit.dll assembly into the bin folder of your website. Figure A.8 shows the Toolkit s sample website, which you can browse online at http:// ajax.asp.net/ajaxtoolkit/. If you download the source code, you gain the advantage of being able to study it or modify it to accommodate your needs. As usual, you must compile the source code to generate the AjaxControlToolkit.dll assembly to add to your website s bin folder.

Here are some of the key technologies that make the iPod keyboard work: Dictionary: The iPod has a built-in dictionary that learns frequently used words as you type. It also picks up names and spellings from your address book. This means it gets better at guessing your intentions as it builds its data. Automatic correction: As you type, the iPod looks for words similar to what you re typing and guesses them, placing the guess just below the word you re typing. Predictive mapping: The iPod uses its dictionary to predict which word you re about to type. It then readjusts the keyboard response zones to make it easier for you to hit the right letters. Likely letters get bigger tap zones; unlikely letters get smaller ones. Offset correction: The iPod understands that people sometimes misalign fingers. So if you mean to type pizza but you press o instead of p and u instead of i (for ouzza), the iPod is smart enough to know that the typing pattern you used matches a known word in its dictionary.

If you come from a relational database background, the easiest way to describe how map/reduce works is to identify the components of a view based on their counterparts in a SQL query implementation. Let s take the following SQL statement: SELECT id, name, email FROM contacts WHERE country = 'USA' ORDER BY name In this SQL statement, you are retrieving the id, name, and email columns from the contacts table. You are filtering the results so that it returns only those rows in the contacts table where the country field is equal to the string value "USA". Finally, you are requesting that the results be returned sorted by the name field. Now let s look at how you would retrieve results from a CouchDB database using a map function (Listing 8-10).

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When you re new to the iPod, start by typing slowly. Pay attention to those confirmation pop-ups that appear every time you tap a key. I find it easiest to use my forefingers to type. Others prefer to use their thumbs. Whatever method you use, make sure to go at a pace that allows you to keep track of what you re typing and make corrections as you go. Here are a few typing how-tos: Accepting or rejecting automatic corrections: The iPod displays suggested corrections just below the word you re typing, as shown in Figure 2-8. To accept the suggestion, tap the spacebar. (You don t need to finish typing the word; the iPod puts it in there for you.) To decline the correction, tap the word itself. The iPod will not make a substitution, even when you press the spacebar. Using the spyglass: While you re typing, you can adjust the cursor by using the iPod s built-in spyglass feature, as shown in Figure 2-9. Hold your finger somewhere in the text area until the spyglass appears. Then use the magnified view to drag the cursor exactly where you need it.