b*e
发帖数: 3845 | 1 Or do you think the Swing tutorial on java.sun.com is enough.
Besides, which JBuilder book do you think is best?
Thanks. | g**********y
发帖数: 14569 | 2 From my experience, seems you don't need book on Swing. I bought several Swing
books, never use them, Java API is more clear and easier to read.
There are JBuilder books, I don't buy, just use it, seems quite straight
forward.
For these situations, if there are some concepts you don't understand, it is
good to buy a good; otherwise, online help and API is always more
straight-forward.
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: Or do you think the Swing tutorial on java.sun.com is enough.
: Besides, which JBuilder book do you think is best?
: Thanks.
| a***a
发帖数: 161 | 3 well online information cannot replace a good book.
Acutally I found the online information are sometimes not
well written and hard to follow, especially when you are
new to a new field. Those links make you jumping from here
to there... I enjoy reading through a topic instead jumping
for every several sentences.
For swing, I recommend "Java Swing" by O'Reilly.
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