Re: Java Posters?

From:
Tom Forsmo <spam@nospam.net>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer
Date:
Mon, 27 Nov 2006 03:04:37 +0100
Message-ID:
<456a4798@news.broadpark.no>
matt_tap wrote:

I'm a bit new here, so I apologize if I'm not following proper format.

I'm trying to find if there are any Java Posters out there that have good
information on them such as class libraries, dependencies, etc. Being
disabled, it's often helpful to have posters up instead of having to drag
myself around to look at a book and then the screen, or go get a different
book, etc. And even though whatever's going to be on a poster it will also
be online, to me it's just a help to have the posters.

I know of only three that are recent... I'm not sure if I'm not supposed to
put URLs in here, but two are by Patrick Chan and Rosanna Lee, but on Amazon
it's hard to tell exactly what is on them. The other is from the Head First
book folks -- it's by Eric and Elisabeth Freeman.

Does anyone know:
a) if any of these are decent and not bad to have up?
b) if there are others out there that are better / more helpful?

Basically I like having posters up for what I'm coding -- for whatever
reason, it helps. So, if there's any info out there that someone is able to
provide, it'd be very much appreciated.


O'Reilly has several cds with compliations of books (theme wise) you
could by, you copy the books to your harddisk and bookmark the pages
that contain the diagrams, figures and lists you need, in addition to
easy access to the index and the actual contents of the books. Also it
should be pretty up to date.

tom

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