by Roedy Green ©1996-2009 Canadian Mind Products
Personal
Bookshelf
Java
Rules! is another online book. |
recommend book⇒Thinking In Java, fourth edition | |
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-13-187248-6 | |
| ISBN10: | 0-13-187248-6 | |
| publisher: | Prentice Hall | |
| published: | 2006-02-20 | |
| by: | Bruce Eckel | |
| read online. Good if you want to understand the philosophy behind Java. It does not cover Java 1.5+, e.g. enums, generics, for:each loops, annotations. | ||
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recommend book⇒Java Concurrency in Practice | ||
| paperback | kindle | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-321-34960-6 | B000RH0EPC | |
| ISBN10: | 0-321-34960-1 | ||
| publisher: | Addison-Wesley | ||
| published: | 2006-05-19 | ||
| by: | Brian Goetz, Tim Peierls, Joshua Bloch, Joseph Bowbeer, David Holmes, Doug Lea | ||
| Bloch and Lea especially have very good reputations in concurrent programming. This is the dream team to write such a book. See the companion website with code examples, a sample chapter, errata etc.. | |||
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recommend book⇒Concurrent Programming in Java: Design Principles and Patterns, Second Edition | |
| paperback | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-201-31009-2 | |
| ISBN10: | 0-201-31009-0 | |
| publisher: | Prentice Hall | |
| published: | 1999-01-04 | |
| by: | Doug Lea | |
| 432 pages. You can read it online. This is the book on Threads and concurrent programming. The only problem with it is does not cover the new java.util.concurrent package which the author helped design. | ||
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recommend book⇒Securing Java | |
| paperback | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-471-31952-8 | |
| ISBN10: | 0-471-31952-X | |
| publisher: | John Wiley & Sons | |
| published: | 1999-01-25 | |
| by: | Gary McGraw and Ed Felton | |
| read code examples and errata notes online, but unfortunately not the whole book or even a sample chapter. | ||
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recommend book⇒Mastering JavaBeans | |
| paperback | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-7821-2097-4 | |
| ISBN10: | 0-7821-2097-0 | |
| publisher: | Sybex | |
| published: | 1997-05 | |
| by: | Laurence Vanhelsuwé | |
| 800-pages. Now out of print. | ||
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recommend book⇒Mastering Enterprise JavaBeans, Second Edition | |
| paperback | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-471-41711-8 | |
| ISBN10: | 0-471-41711-4 | |
| publisher: | John Wiley & Sons | |
| published: | 2001-12-14 | |
| by: | Ed Roman, Scott W. Ambler, Floyd Marinescu, Scott Ambler, Tyler Jewell | |
| Available to read free online. | ||
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recommend book⇒Core Web Programming, Second Edition | |
| paperback | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-13-089793-0 | |
| ISBN10: | 0-13-089793-0 | |
| publisher: | Prentice Hall | |
| published: | 2001-06-03 | |
| by: | Marty Hall and Gary Cornell | |
| 1250 pages. This is a great doorstop of a book. It has a few chapters on client-server programming in Java, and a section of that is on CGI. I have looked at hundreds of Java books and found nothing that deals in depth with client side Java talking to CGI, except Marty’s book. It is really very simple and he does an excellent job of explaining it. Marty has posted all the source code examples from the book for anyone to use. These contain updates and errata fixes you don’t get on the CD-ROM that comes with the book. | ||
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