The Table of Contents:
Chapter 01: Getting Started
Chapter 02: Managed Beans
Chapter 03: Navigation
Chapter 04: Standard Jsf Tags
Chapter 05: Facelets
Chapter 06: Data Tables
Chapter 07:...
0 replies - 1206 views - 11/14/11 by Manuel Jordan in Book Reviews
Do you ever think about all the great books for programmers, and then form your opinion on the one book that every programmer should read? Maybe a traditionalist will pick Donald Knuth's The Art of Computer
Programming. Or maybe Fred Brooks' The Mythical...
18 replies - 8522 views - 10/31/11 by John Esposito in Articles
Thus this book let you learn from the scratch JPA 2.0, with an easy curve,
already experimented programmers could consider
this book like a good reference, below the TOC
Chapter 01:...
0 replies - 2006 views - 09/30/11 by Manuel Jordan in Book Reviews
You have more than 450 pages available to learn Lucene in this book.
Each chapter includes many, many sections! Since this book includes a lot of sections for each chapter, it has two side...
0 replies - 2460 views - 08/21/11 by Manuel Jordan in Book Reviews
Disclaimer: I am in no way affiliated with Amazon. I recently received a Kindle as a gift and substituted my ebook reader with it. In this article I talk about the 6' model form direct experience.User experience for e-books goes beyond obviously advantages,...
14 replies - 19263 views - 05/31/11 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles
I came across the work of Chris Argyris at the start of the year and in a twitter conversation with Benjamin Mitchell he suggested that Bill Noonan’s ‘Discussing the Undiscussable‘ was the most accessible text for someone new to the subject.
0 replies - 2092 views - 05/13/11 by Mark Needham in Articles
Recently a bunch of Java enthusiasts got together to start collating useful links that we come across while working on day to day stuff. We have made an effort to collate links that helped us solve an issue, learn a framework or a link that talks about an...
0 replies - 302 views - 12/28/10 by Suresh Murthy in Announcements
The aim of this book is to give an introduction to Java developers who have little or no experience with unit testing. The author does a sound job of covering the basic principals of unit testing....
0 replies - 4364 views - 08/26/10 by Jörg Buchberger in Book Reviews
We'll start in media res, with a pair of quotes:The design viewpoint expresses the logical components and their structural relationships. It also expresses their dynamics in terms of collaborations. The realization viewpoint expresses how the logical and...
1 replies - 5367 views - 06/08/10 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles
This article is taken from the book Portlets in Action. This is the 2nd article in the 3-part series of articles focusing on Spring 3.0 Portlet MVC framework. In the previous article, available here, we discussed how a simple Hello World portlet can be...
8 replies - 38513 views - 03/19/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Articles
This article is taken from the book Portlets in Action from Manning Publications. It’s part of a three-part series that creates a portlet example using the Spring 3.0 Portlet MVC. For the table of contents, the author forum, and other resources, go to...
11 replies - 61644 views - 02/23/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Articles
I recently had the opportunity to interview Dave Klein, the author of DZone's Getting Started with Grails Refcard and Grails: A Quick-Start Guide
for the Pragmatic Programmers, affectionately known in Twitter circles
as "GQuick." You may have...
0 replies - 9414 views - 12/14/09 by Matt Stine in Articles
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4 replies - 20533 views - 01/28/09 by Wei Ling Chen in Announcements
I read several books in 2008, 90% of them were technical. I also read a number of books related to software development rather than a specific framework or technology. Listed below are the top 5 books I read in 2008 in no particular order.
11 replies - 23552 views - 12/22/08 by Meera Subbarao in Articles
Since about 2 years ago I have been an evangelist for Pro Spring book in the Spring Forum, the best and definitive book to learn Spring from the scratch (really I learnt Spring from there). Now Spring has improved with new features, and new modules,...
0 replies - 10840 views - 12/17/08 by Manuel Jordan in Articles
