Encyclopedia of Internet...

...and New Technologies - now in bookshops! The encyclopedia is an "offline version" of our Netopedia web site. It is a compendium of information about the present day of the Internet and technologies related with it. It is the outcome of a few years of work of Michał Czajkowski, who is the joint owner of WebStyle.

Nearly 800 pages contain 2,500 entries – starting from ActionScript, Bluetooth, DdoS, through GNOME, Kazaa, SOAP up to XSLT or Yahoo, as well as information management.

The encyclopedia presents clear, comprehensible definitions of terms belonging to disciplines like: web design, web sites, multimedia, e-business and so called New Economy, computer networks, telecommunications, computer systems security, hacking, cyber-culture etc.

The book offers much more than just mere definitions – explanations of more important entries were elaborated in the form of extensive articles, being the best starting point to study certain issues. Cross-references between entries show connections between them and build a coherent image of the world of new technologies. The users can now take the next step using the rich base of web site addresses and freely learn the secrets of web design, e-marketing or building computer networks.