Recommended two IAVA Books

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Thinking in Java (3rd Edition)----Bruce Eckel (Prentice Hall, 2002)
Java Programming Idea Second Edition (thinking in Java second)-Include scope: all.
---absolute master works---well-deserved first. The first edition was renowned throughout the Java world (at that time
---the domestic version is the Beijing-Beijing studio translation-basically ruined the book-The Wrong terminology
Too many---recommend master see E-text version, novice don't read this book first. The second edition is more splendid---the Houtie translation of Taiwan
This book----can go to www.csdn.net to see the Chinese version of the previous chapters (is Taiwanese terminology). Hope that domestic
will be introduced quickly, you can also download this book for free at the http://www.bruceeckel.com--author's homepage.
Recommended http://www.bdelmee.easynet.be/java/index.html--are in CHM format--Very good!
BTW: The master recently wrote thinking in Python and believed it was a classic.
The Chinese version of Java Programming Idea (second edition), the Machinery Industry Press publishes. Chinese version of the third edition
Copyright has been obtained by the machinery agency and will be published next year. What is Java in the advent of the company? For some people,
It is just a language; For many people, it is a platform for program development and service delivery;
Bruce Eckel, it's a philosophy.
To write Java in the height of philosophy, this book is naturally different from the general Java book, so the author dares to
Zoshu is open online-he is confident in his book. The first edition of this book was born in 1998.
Production Efficiency Award. At the gold author Bruce Eckel (who also had a thinking in C + + in 1995)
Book to get the Jolt award) it seems that Java itself is used in books to describe software architecture, object-oriented programming, the most
A big example of good practice and design patterns.
Just as the popular movie sequel is difficult to shoot, like the "Java Programming Idea", a bestseller, follow-up
Version is not good to write (Grady Booch "object-oriented Design with Applications"
A book, the last version has been 10 years, has been said to write the third edition, but still Yingxing to the present.
----How can updates be satisfactory for readers who have purchased the previous editions?
The Jolt Awards tell us that the new version is not disappointing. In addition to the inevitable updates associated with JDK 1.4:
Regular expressions, NIO, assertions, and so on, this version of the content in the selection of fully embodies the times:
The software development process, originally placed in chapter one, now has a separate chapter and is devoted to agile methods
In the words of Michael Yuan, the judge's J2ME expert, "which author has been able to withstand an agile
What about temptation? , plus a chapter devoted to the use of new Java tools JUnit, Ant, and Doclet.
Of course, the biggest change in the book is the deletion of a chapter on distributed computing, because Bruce already has another
A plan----thinking in Enterprise Java, let's look good.
Good work, bruce!. I hope your future version will continue to write Legends!