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Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2005 9:53 am by ndaru

1000 Java Tips

Author(s) : Alexandre Patchine and Dr. Heinz M. Kabutz
Publication Date : 2005

Terms and Conditions:

Alexandre Patchine wrote:

This book can be copied and distributed in any form. Nobody, except for copyright owners, has a right to modify the book content. It can be published online on any site if this copyright info is displayed as well. All the tips can be used in other publications or published separately if this copyright info is added. This book is completely free and nobody has a right to charge for this book, its distribution and so on.

Book Description and Review:

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This book is suggested by Alexandre Patchine

1000 Java Tips is an 856 pages of A4 format of Java tips, advises and solutions from real daily Java experiences. Compiled from the questions and answers inside the author's Java newsletter since 2001, this book covers most seeked Java topics and some other related ones. This book also enlists the help of Dr. Heinz M. Kabutz who contribute a big section of advanced Java tips, which is a compilation of articles from Dr. Heinz's newsletter.

Topics included: applets, database, beans, distributed systems, file, graphics, AWT, Swing, bugs, hardwares, tools, mobile, networking, RMI, servlets, sounds, strings, thread and a section about getting a Java-related job.

Since this book is a compilation of Java QA's and articles, the reader might not find any essence of continuity or tutorial. The reader is not even know what to expect from this book. Which means this book is not something that can be used solely to learn Java, while of course it makes a excellent companion for a good Java tutorial book. Thanks to the pdf format, this book is fully searchable. And the first thing a reader should do after opening the pdf file, is to press the Ctrl+F button.

Intended Audience:

The questions inside this book are not the usual simple FAQS, since the ones who asked them did so after they've been through the usual source of information and could'nt find what they were looking for. Because of that, this book is not intended as a starting point for people wish to learn Java programming. Those who already have a taste on Java, those who're willing to fill the void, and those who're looking for though Java job interview questions will find this compilation, err.. I mean this book, valuable.

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