I see this question quite a lot, “What books should I read to learn Java”. I have a set of books I like to recommend, books that have made me a better developer. So without further adieu..
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Effective Java |
Java concurrency in practice |
For Red5 development I also recommend:
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Spring in Action |
Professional Apache Tomcat 6 |
Lastly, you can usually pick these books up even cheaper if you click on the “used” section on Amazon.
Heres a snapshot of two of my shelves of books.
Tags: apache, books, Java, recommend, Red5, spring, tomcat
Really glad to see you like Apache Tomcat 6. I have been wondering about a good Tomcat book for some time now. Thanks!
I wanted to suggest adding O’Reilly’s Head First Java for the truly novice. I know it is a beginner’s beginner book but it really helped me get my head around OOP and Java (pun sort of intended
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Anyway, thanks for the suggestion for Tomcat!