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Thursday May 08, 2008

The Top Selling Books at JavaOne

...and the Top Selling books at JavaONE are:

1. Effective Java 2nd Ed. (Addison Wesley)
2. Pro NetBeans IDE 6: RCP (Apress)
3. Groovy in Action (Manning Publishing)
4. Filthy Rich Clients (Addison Wesley)
5. Java Puzzlers (Addison Wesley)
6. Definitive Guide to Grails (Apress)
7. Java CAPS Basics (Prentice Hall)
8. JavaFX Script (Apress)
9. Secrets of Rockstar Programmers (McGraw Hill)
10. Art of Multiprocessor Programming (Elsevier)


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Michael Enudi wrote:

Weldone Adam,

You are such a quiet role model in the java community.
Keep the good work on.....

Also to find out, how do yo[...]

Antonio wrote:

I prefer the NetBeans module system to OSGi. OSGi is not the only viable modular system for Java!



Adam Bien wrote:

@Mirko,

"it is funny to read that even Java savvy people have problems wrapping their head around the concepts of OSGi"

<[...]

Stefan Bohm wrote:

Some of the questions listed above may actually kill an OSGi-based project when the business case for using OSGi is not well-grounded. However, so[...]

Kai Prünte wrote:

Hi Adam,

I am interested in point 9 JPA.

If I have a module with JPA entities, how can I deploy this module in different version[...]

pascal leclercq wrote:

The question behind OSGi and modularity in general is not about technical issues, It's all about the famous "Time to market".

Y[...]

William Billingsley wrote:

(I realise in the previous comment, the phrase "incantation to the OSGi fairies" sounds rather cavalier. The point is that to our plug[...]

William Billingsley wrote:

Frankly, we've just included OSGi for two very simple reasons:
1) It's actually pretty easy and integrates well with the Maven build process<[...]

Mirko Jahn wrote:

Hi Adam,

it is funny to read that even Java savvy people have problems wrapping their head around the concepts of OSGi. It is true that i[...]

Adam Bien wrote:

Hi Phil,

I'm glad, that you only disagree with the introduction to this post :-)

Enforcing IoC during the build process may be t[...]

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