The cover of our book "Understanding Windows CardSpace"
Here there's the cover sketch for our "Understanding Windows CardSpace" book. As you may have noticed, the Independent Technology Guides series has the tradition of putting an animal on the cover. While all the books of the series have gorgeous cover pictures (I especially like the lion on David's "Understanding .NET"), I don't think that there was ever any correlation between the animal chosen and the topic of the book. Well, for our book we tried to keep our choice in context: the racoon, with his mask and reputation (to stay in theme with a recent post, search for "tanuki" on your favorite search engine) seemed a very good candidate for a book about Identity. The guys at AW were very kind and made us happy :-)
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Anonymous
June 05, 2007
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June 05, 2007
Hello Adlai, thanks for the nice words and your interest in our book :-) I doubt that Kim will pick the idea of using the racoon as mascot, but you never know... We don't have any date for Amazon yet: as soon as we'll have more info I'll publish them via this blog. thanks ;)Anonymous
June 11, 2007
Finally, here’s a great book about CardSpace written by the my colleagues Vittorio Bertocci, GarrettAnonymous
June 12, 2007
[ EDIT: added some sketch ] In short: I briefly discuss some differences between the password based authenticationAnonymous
June 20, 2007
Windows CardSapce is unique , thus even by it's name. "Windows CardSapce™" is the official name of CardSpaceAnonymous
September 10, 2007
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January 08, 2008
Hurrah :) Caleb and I just went to pick up the big authors package, containing (among other interestingAnonymous
January 08, 2008
Hurrah :) Caleb and I just went to pick up the big authors package, containing (among other interestingAnonymous
January 29, 2008
Finalmente disponibile il primo libro interamente dedicato a Windows Cardspace e più in generale alle