Have you looked at http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/
Also, look at http://www.javalinux.net/
about development environments
Jacob Nikom
"Joe T." wrote:
>
> hello
> Ive been planning on learning java development for a
> couple weeks now and im getting pretty sick of just
> sitting around -- id like to get started :P
>
> I picked up Just Java 2 from Sun and Pure Java 2 from
> Sams..both of which, IMO, werent very good books at
> all. Just Java trys to explain the terms in such a
> simplified manner, you completely miss the point,
> while Pure Java is way advanced for where im at right
> now. Maybe itll be usefull later on.
>
> Where is there good documentation or even online books
> on the internet for learning Java? I hear Thinking in
> Java is good, but is it up to date on Java2? I have
> to go online/free style now considering Ive spent too
> much on books and other computer-related stuff, my
> budget is too low for it right now.
>
> Also, I downloaded JBuilder for Linux, but it seems
> like it would spoil me in means of actually learning
> the language..the VB-style method for the swing apps
> is an example..
> Are there any decend devel environments for Java? or
> am i better off going the joe/jed/vi route?
>
> Thanks for your time
>
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