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Binding: Kindle Edition
Dewey Decimal Number: 005
Format: Kindle Book
Label: Pearson Education (USA)
Manufacturer: Pearson Education (USA)
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 256
Publication Date: March 16, 2007
Publisher: Pearson Education (USA)
Release Date: March 16, 2007
Sales Rank: 558
Studio: Pearson Education (USA)
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Rating: - Great Guide
I am only about half way through this book and already have learned numerous things about the design of Java as a language and about proper usage of said language. This book is going to be a staple in my programming library and a book recommended to anyone I know working with Java. I am also looking forward to the second edition which is slated to be released in May sometime.
Rating: - Indispensable...
An indispensable, insightful, and well written Java book to add to your reference library. The second addition is due out May 25, 2008.
Rating: - Great recommendations
I ask all of the developers I manage to read this book, after having been introduced to it by a coworker. Great tips, and helpful in clarifying some of those "gut feel" things that come up during pair-programming.
Rating: - Thing of Beauty is Joy Forever ...
It is incredible to read Joshua's insights. Forget about being a Java Guru or something like that. This book is pure joy to read if you are detail oriented, perfectionist or a student of art of programming in general.
I have started this effort of creating a distilled version of this book coupled with my own reflections at: [...]. To any curious reader though, any such effort is not a replacement for the book itself. It is a masterpiece.
- Kedar Mhaswade
Rating: - Best Java book available
I've been using Java since 1995 and have owned this book since 2001 and it's the only Java text I still turn to. I recommend every Java developer, no matter what level you're at, read this book and read it again every year for the remainder of your career. I doesn't matter who you are or how experienced you think you are -- you will learn from this book. I give "Effective Java" my highest recommendation. I cannot wait for the Second Edition.
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