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Understanding compression: data compression for modern developers

✍ Scribed by Haecky, Aleks;McAnlis, Colt


Publisher
O'Reilly Media
Year
2016
Tongue
English
Edition
First edition
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


If you want to attract and retain users in the booming mobile services market, you need a quick-loading app that won't churn through their data plans. The key is to compress multimedia and other data into smaller files, but finding the right method is tricky. This witty book helps you understand how data compression algorithms work-in theory and practice-so you can choose the best solution among all the available compression tools. With tables, diagrams, games, and as little math as possible, authors Colt McAnlis and Aleks Haecky neatly explain the fundamentals. Learn how compressed files are better, cheaper, and faster to distribute and consume, and how they'll give you a competitive edge.

✦ Subjects


Datenkompression;Lehrbuch


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