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Cover of IPhone Game Development
Cover of The Well-Grounded Rubyist
Cover of Android Programming Tutorials
Cover of The Busy Coder's Guide to Advanced Android Development
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Cover of Design Patterns in Java
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  • A useful kick start, but you cannot get too far away with this introductory book.

    I purchased the ebook which includes updates (cover Android 1.5), i do not recommend paper edition as it is probably outdated.

    Remember many parts of the book is still being updated. For example UI tasks ... (continue)

    A useful kick start, but you cannot get too far away with this introductory book.

    I purchased the ebook which includes updates (cover Android 1.5), i do not recommend paper edition as it is probably outdated.

    Remember many parts of the book is still being updated. For example UI tasks that are done using Executor, Runnable and Handlers, which could be simpler with AsyncTask.

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    Posted on Aug 12, 2009 | Add your feedback

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    A brief but throughout review on transaction programming using Java, with actual configuration and coding example using EJB and Spring syntax. This is a very good starting point for those who need to architect, design and implement transactional Java systems.

    The ebook version is freely avail ... (continue)

    A brief but throughout review on transaction programming using Java, with actual configuration and coding example using EJB and Spring syntax. This is a very good starting point for those who need to architect, design and implement transactional Java systems.

    The ebook version is freely available at InfoQ (http://www.infoq.com/minibooks/JTDS).

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    Posted on Jun 14, 2009 | Add your feedback

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Cover of Core J2EE Patterns
  • Although written several years ago, the problems and patterns discussed in it are still valid and recurring. Reading this book prevent us from repeat mistakes that have been encountered by countless pioneers.

    Today many application frameworks are designed with them in mind. Using those framewo ... (continue)

    Although written several years ago, the problems and patterns discussed in it are still valid and recurring. Reading this book prevent us from repeat mistakes that have been encountered by countless pioneers.

    Today many application frameworks are designed with them in mind. Using those frameworks, we no longer have to code those building block. Still, reading this book help us to understand the design decision made during creating these frameworks.

    If you are working on multi-tier, distributed applications, this book is a must. If your main focus is simple CRUD database web app, you may safely skip it.

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    Posted on Jun 14, 2009 | Add your feedback

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