> > Well, actually, I am a book addict (seriously). And I find books much more > conducive to learning than stuff online.
Me too. �2500 amazon last year. None of them on CF though, except the J2EE /MX book... > What I really want is some good pointers on how to make the most > of MX. It's > pointless upgrading if I'm still running code that could 99.99% run on CF4 > still. Well the new technologies in MX are CFC XML Web Services UDFs in 5+ The java underpinnings So my advice would be to get books on these subjects, rather than a CF book. Then you'll have a better understanding of the technologies, rather then just a CF centric view of them. Again Hals book on cfcs might be worth while too. here are some of my library I would recommend ... XML --------- Professional XML Schemas XSLT - Oreilly XML in a nutshell - Oreilly xml-fo - good if need to do xml - pdf etc.. Web Services /Soap -------------------- Programming Web Services with SOAP - Oreilly Programming Web Services with XML-RPC (O'Reilly Internet Series) Java ----------------------------- Enterprise JavaBeans - Oreilly Java Professional Library (4 books) - Oreilly * Building Java Enterprise Applications Volume I: Architecture -- good but I wish they hurry and release Vols II and III this is good book but I don't recommend it anymore, as Oreilly have told me that vols 2 and 3 have NO release date .Net --------------------------- .NET Framework Essentials - Oreilly C# General ---------- Applied Cryptography Mastering Regular Expressions - Oreilly The Pragmatic Programmer --- great book, wish I had it when starting out. > As for staff, you must be kidding. We laid them off ages ago. It's just me > and my reflection in the clean white editor of CF Studio. > > Paolo LOL Justin -- ** Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/dev%40lists.cfdeveloper.co.uk/ To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For human help, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
