Recommended Eclipse books for Newbies [message #28534] |
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Originally posted by: hlt.apcc.aspca.org
Hi everyone,
We are a Java, SQL, and Python shop that has been using a combination of
JBuilder and Visual SlickEdit as our development environment. We are seriously
considering moving to Eclipse with the Visual SlickEdit Plugin. What books do
you recommend for newbies to Eclipse? We have seen very positive reviews about
the O'Reilly Eclipse book, but it is primarily about Eclipse 2.x. Is this a
problem?
Thanks in advance
Harold
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Harold L. Trammel, Pharm. D., Senior Director,
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center " Celebrating 25 years of Service "
University of Illinois Allied Agency
Hotline: 888.426.4435 Admin: 217.337.5030 Fax: 217.337.0599 Web:
www.apcc.aspca.org
"... encourage one another daily ..." Heb 3:13
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Re: Recommended Eclipse books for Newbies [message #28565 is a reply to message #28534] |
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Originally posted by: Chris_Laffra.ca.ibm.com
I fullheartedly recommend JDG2E: http://jdg2e.com
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Chris Laffra, http://eclipsefaq.org
"Harold Trammel" <hlt@apcc.aspca.org> wrote in message
news:cv5542$s24$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi everyone,
>
> We are a Java, SQL, and Python shop that has been using a combination of
> JBuilder and Visual SlickEdit as our development environment. We are
seriously
> considering moving to Eclipse with the Visual SlickEdit Plugin. What
books do
> you recommend for newbies to Eclipse? We have seen very positive reviews
about
> the O'Reilly Eclipse book, but it is primarily about Eclipse 2.x. Is this
a
> problem?
>
> Thanks in advance
> Harold
> --
>
____________________________________________________________ ________________
_______
> Harold L. Trammel, Pharm. D., Senior Director,
> ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center " Celebrating 25 years of Service "
> University of Illinois Allied Agency
> Hotline: 888.426.4435 Admin: 217.337.5030 Fax: 217.337.0599 Web:
> www.apcc.aspca.org
> "... encourage one another daily ..." Heb 3:13
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Re: Recommended Eclipse books for Newbies [message #46319 is a reply to message #28565] |
Sun, 03 April 2005 22:35 ![Go to previous message Go to previous message](theme/Solstice/images/up.png) |
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Originally posted by: laurence.mediacult.com
Chris Laffra wrote:
> I fullheartedly recommend JDG2E: http://jdg2e.com
>
If you don't have time to read the Bible JDG2E, here is an alternative:
Eclipses 3.0 by SAMS Carlos Valcarcel give a good overview of the capability
of Eclipse and how to do a lot of stuff: using a java server, using Struts,
UML, writing GUIs, developing with plugins, or for example installing
plugins in a different directory than the default one.
All of it is concise which I like.
laurie
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