Books
The Alchemist
Monday, 07 February 2011 20:34
by Paulo Coelho
The Alchemist is a novel about a journey of a young Andalusian shepherd boy named Santiago. Santiago decides to travel to the pyramids of Egypt to find treasure he dreamed about one night. On the way he encounters love, danger, opportunity, disaster and learns a lot about himself around the impact he had on the people he met.
Mastering Joomla! 1.5
Monday, 07 February 2011 20:22
by James Kennard
Joomla! is one of the most used CMS open source systems out there. I use it to develop web pages for my clients and simple web applications as well. Anyone who came across Joomla! and wanted to develop its own component knows that samples and documentation provided by Joomla! website is insufficient. Even code of core Joomla components is not consistent and it does not follow basic architectural concepts.
Najboljša kava je pri šiptarju
Monday, 07 February 2011 20:18
by Jani Mlakar
Novel deals with events after 11. September 2001 and anti-terroristic or better said anti-Muslims movement that followed. It is written in amusing, ironic way. Easy reading.
Alamut
Monday, 07 February 2011 20:14
by Vladimir Bartol
Novel is based on exciting history of Persia around 1900. The central character is Hasan ibn Saba (Seiduna), religious leader and self proclaimed from Allah sent prophet. He fights holly war at Persian empire from behind his castle Alamut. In spite of small number of his followers in comparison to numbers of great empire they have a great advantage - their faith.
Siddharta
Monday, 07 February 2011 20:01
by Hermann Hesse
A few weeks ago my good friend recommended this book to me - so I've read it.
Managing information system security and privacy
Friday, 04 February 2011 20:00
by Denis Trček
I've read Managing information system security and privacy as part of my IPI exam studies. It was written by Denis Trček, my professor.
It explains how protocols security work. It's a bit out of date since protocols change every year. It gives, however, basic insights into network security and how we can manage information system security.
Atlantis
Thursday, 25 December 2008 20:31
by David Gibbins
I wanted to read an interesting adventure and maybe expand my imagination a bit. Book title was promising. Unfortunately it did not fulfill my expectations. In contrast it bored me to my tears and it took me almost three months to completely read it as the novel reads like a professor's lecture.
Zvitorepec - Miki Muster
Wednesday, 24 December 2008 18:50
Dogodivščine Zvitorepca, Trdonje in Lakotnika was my favorite comic collection when I was little. It was written by Miki Muster one of the best (if not the best) Slovenian comic artists. I actually learned how to read for the love of this comics.
Trdonja, Zvitorepec and Lakotnik are the names of main characters. Their names represent their personal characteristics. Zvitorepec is drawn like a fox and is the most cunning one of them all, Trdonja is a turtle that has a hard shell, which often saves him in danger. The largest one is wolf called Lakotnik and he is the real stuffer who would eat everything he gets.
Even though they don't have regular jobs they never run out of money. They get by with rewards they get for successfully solved adventures.
Dogodivščine Zvitorepca, Trdonje in Lakotnika had quite an influence on Slovenian culture. Many people read it. There were stamps made, commercials, ski signs etc.
I read all of the comics again few days ago when I went down with a flue. Men, it brings back memories :)
Hope my children will read Zvitorepca, Trdonjo in Lakotnika as well some day.
EMRIS - Enotna metodologija razvoja informacijskih sistemov
Wednesday, 05 November 2008 19:08
EMRIS is the manual that unified methodology for information system development (Enotna metodologija razvoja informacijskih sistemov or EMRIS - Slovenian abbreviation). Its main objective is to lay the foundation for strategic planning and development of information systems for electronic commerce specially in large and complex systems (for example government).