Those things after choosing Java ....

In the past two days, the school started to let these large numbers of high-cost students choose their own professional directions. After several years of thinking, I am very enthusiastic about the focuser. after the prospect of net, I resolutely chose Java, which I think is a bright future. The following websites are some of the foreign Java websites that I often visit. Today, I am releasing them to you. I hope we can truly learn the essence of Java.

Java originated in the United States, so I think to learn the real Java, these websites should be a must-have collection in the browser to learn Java, and hope everyone can make common progress!

1. jguru:
Http://www.jguru.com/faq/-Foreign Languages

2. pai.com: An earthweb site
Http://www.developer.com/-Foreign Languages

3. the java. Blogs community
The most active Java blog website on the Internet
Http://www.javablogs.com/-Foreign Languages

4. the #1 Java Review Service
Provides Java comments, including various frameworks and applications.
Http://www.jars.com/-Foreign Languages
5. programming resources in various categories
Http://www.programmingsite.co.uk/-Foreign Languages

6. Computer technical tutorials and information: free technical tutorials
Collect a large number of development resources, especially some guides. Click the navigation on the left to enter, it is worth a good study.
Http://www.techtutorials.info/-Foreign Languages

7. tutorials from functionx. Cool
Http://www.functionx.com/-Foreign Languages

7. ACCU recommendation
The ACCU is a non-profit organization authorized Ted to specified sionalism in programming at all levels. although primarily focussed on C and C ++, we also have interests in Java, C # And python. if you have very good information, you can find it.
Http://www.accu.org/-Foreign Languages

8. Planet source code
An excellent code collection site with clear classification and strong recommendation.
Http://www.planetsourcecode.com/-Foreign Languages

9. Java swing component and Java Resource
Http://www.rcomponent.com/-Foreign Languages

10. Home of free v gui c ++ library and vide C ++/Java IDE for Windows and Linux
The v gui c ++ class library is used to develop the interface, so there is no need for MFC to support it, and it can be well transplanted to the Linux platform. Vide is a graphical development platform (such as Vc and BCB) that supports Java and can be used for research.
Http://www.objectcentral.com/-Foreign Languages

11. kaffe.org
Kaffe is a clean room Implementation of the Java Virtual Machine, plus the associated class libraries needed to provide a Java Runtime Environment. the kaffe virtual machine is free software, licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
Http://www.kaffe.org/-Foreign Languages

12. Java skyline: Java Servlet/Server headline news
Http://www.javaskyline.com/learning.html-Foreign Languages

13. Open Source Software in Java (TM)
Http://java-source.net/-Foreign Languages

14. The Java developers almanac 1.4
The online version of the Java developer yearbook. to quickly find out the usage and sample code of a Java technique, this is a good place. this website supplements the book the Java developers almanac 1.4. all the code examples from the book are made available here for you to copy and paste into your programs.

Http://www.javaalmanac.com/-Foreign Languages

15. www.javaworld.com
16. www. theserviceside.com

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