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Pt. I Context
1 Dodgy magic 11
2 Our perception 39
3 Reality 61
4 Transition to interaction programming 91
Pt. II Principles
5 Communication 119
6 States and actions 163
7 Statecharts 201
8 Graphs 225
9 A framework for design 273
10 Using the framework 325
11 More complex devices 367
Pt. III Press on
12 Grand design 409
13 Improving things 445
14 Four key principles 485
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Gabriel Rieger
reviewed Press On: Principles of Interaction Programming on May 05, 2010 Press On: Principles of Interaction Programming
Gosh I really don't feel like reading this book, but my advisor is teaching the class and he asked me to take it because he didn't have enough students enrolled. ;_;
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