the back of the first edition of "thinking in java" (bruce eckel)
has both a laundry list of practices, and a relative cost list of
common actions.
(it's a good text, in any case.)
robert young
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Subject: newbie: JSP "Best Practices" Handbook?
since i'm new to java and jsp (but getting around fairly well), i'm
wondering if there's a "Best Practices" book that's like the book
Enough Rope to Shoot Yourself in the Foot: Rules for C and C++ Programming
by Allen I. Holub
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0070296898/qid%3D958662469/002-985153
4-6403435
(even though this book might not be the best book, i need something like
this for Java that's a credible source)
basically i'm looking for "performance" related techniques that will keep me
out of trouble (e.g., string contantenation using the "+=" is slower than ?)
or memory leaks or whatever.
has anyone created a reference for Java?
thanks in advance and sorry if it's such a basic question.
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