starting smartcard programming

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How could one get started with smartcards programming? I am asking here about all the toolkit he needs in order to get started: books, tutorials, hardware etc.

I am planning in playing around with a couple of smartcards programmers and I am pretty new to this field.

Edit: I am mostly interested in programmers that play nice with Unix-like operating systems. Also, I am not sure how this works ... but I would like to program them in C/C++

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