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Feb 4, 2005, 12:19 #51
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in that case, ooking forwoard to it!!
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Feb 9, 2005, 12:57 #52
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How to Program Java
Use Deitel & Deitel's How to Program Java. I learned Java with it and it was very informative and has lots of great examples.
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Feb 12, 2005, 22:20 #53
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I had the privledge of Stuart Stopping by my blog to let me know about his new book
It was kinda cool havin' a mini celebrity stop by just to say hello and "oh btw, I'm writing this new book on DHTML...you should check it out..."./with Imagination: Dustin Diaz
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Feb 13, 2005, 07:54 #54
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will it be better if i learn c at first and then Java?
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Feb 13, 2005, 10:25 #55
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Originally Posted by sebastian343
Speaking from my own perspective, one of the things I've found that has helped as I've progressed through this book is that I'm already familiar with OOP, having used that as a result of SitePoint's PHP Anthology books.
My opinion only, but if you already have foundations in at least one other programming language, and not necessarily C, you shouldn't have any problems learning Java.Music Around The World - Collecting tips, trade
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Feb 13, 2005, 10:41 #56
Knowing about object-oriented programming will be the biggest help in learning Java. Knowing C/C++ may help a little bit because of the similar syntax in many cases to Java, but it's not required. I moved from VB/ASP to Java fairly quickly.
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Feb 17, 2005, 15:57 #57
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Feb 23, 2005, 04:29 #58
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Originally Posted by ct_roy
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Just a little off topic-note. Programming isn't really my thing. None the less, I'm taking an introduction course to computer science at the university. And in our OOP-course, we use this book. I just wanted to recommend it since there's been a lot of talk about Java in this thread. It's a really good book teaching the principles of OOP in a very good and educational way. Everything from syntax, common used packages, class design, good object interaction and so forth. A great book if you want to get your hands dirty with object oriented programming!
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Feb 23, 2005, 04:51 #59
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So.... it's late february and still nothing to read
I'm very impatient, sorry. Nothing but enthusiasm, I swear.
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Feb 23, 2005, 12:46 #60
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Our next release, before XML & DHTML, will be The Search Engine Marketing Kit. You might have already noticed, we launched a new blog on the topic.
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Feb 23, 2005, 13:02 #61
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Originally Posted by Matt Mickiewicz
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Feb 24, 2005, 02:02 #62
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yep
do you have scheduled date for this release Matt?
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Feb 24, 2005, 14:35 #63
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Mar 31, 2005, 11:30 #64
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Any updates on the Release dates of XML and DHTML books?
I have just ordered the SEM Kit, so im hoping the others are close behind• Search & Rescue Aberystwyth Lifeboat
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Mar 31, 2005, 20:27 #65
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Apr 27, 2005, 07:55 #66
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Any news with the XML and DHTML books? Are sample chapters available yet? I'm excited about these books too
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Apr 27, 2005, 13:41 #67
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DHTML is being printed. Past customers, as always, will get a first crack at it.
Following DHTML will be "Firefox Secrets"
"No Nonsense XML Web Development With PHP" is still a little bit away.Matt Mickiewicz - Co-Founder
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Apr 27, 2005, 17:01 #68
Does SitePoint have some sort of partnership with O'Reilly? I have noticed quite a few Sitepoint books on their site and recently found this page: http://sitepoint.oreilly.com/
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Apr 27, 2005, 21:17 #69
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I'm just curious as to what the Firefox Secrets book can possibly offer. I mean the browser can only do so much. Sounds interesting...
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Well an open source web browser can do quite a bit, that is if SitePoint deeps into the code. And I'm awaiting the DHTML book!
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May 2, 2005, 08:41 #72
Originally Posted by Dean C
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Originally Posted by Dean C
There's a lot of information about customising it with the preferences (including hidden preferences), toolbars, sidebars and bookmarks. There's information about features that are not really hidden, but you probably never noticed yet. Like Vinnie said, 'a ton of useful tidbits'. There's also quite a bit about themes and extensions including information about lots of extensions and an accompanying CD containing a bunch of themes and extensions.[mmj] My magic jigsaw
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Any news on the DHTML book?
I've been refreshing sitepoint about 30 times a day haha.hmm...
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May 7, 2005, 04:41 #75
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It would be awesome if SitePoint released a book that covers theory behind web design. Something similar to Dave Shea's new book.
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