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W3Schools.com
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W3Schools.com is a collection of very well written tutorials covering the
basics of web development. The tutorials are excellent as quick start tutorials,
with short and clear explanations. They include simple examples that can be modified
and tested on the tutorial website. The reference pages of W3Schools are also very handy.
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Tutorials Point
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Tutorials Point is a collection of tutorials similar to W3Schools in terms
of format. However, the list of tutorials available from Tutorials Point is different.
It is worth to check both websites when looking for a quick start tutorial.
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RoseIndia
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RoseIndia includes a large collection of tutorials covering Java related
technologies, web development technologies, frameworks, and other technologies and
products. Most of its tutorials can be considered quite thorough and include concrete
examples.
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Tutorialized
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Tutorialized is a searchable directory of tutorials and articles written and
submitted by various organizations and individuals. It has a very comprehensive list of
categories and a substantial number of tutorials in most categories.
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IBM Redbooks
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IBM Redbooks are developed and published by the IBM International Technical
Support Organization (ITSO). They are how-to technical manuals written by developers
for developers. Although IBM Redbooks serve mainly as tutorials and guides for specific
IBM products and projects, they also contain a lot of generic material on technologies
and design strategies that can be useful for developers. All Redbooks can be downloaded
as free PDF documents. Printed versions can be purchased from IBM.
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Laliluna
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Laliluna includes numerous tutorials and articles covering Hibernate,
Java Persistence, EJB 2, EJB 3, Spring, Struts, JSF, JRuby, Groovy and other dynamic
languages. The tutorials contain complete working examples with source code.
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Certification Study Guides
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Certification Study Guides is a collection of study guides for all Java technology
certifications and certain WSAD/RAD certifications from IBM.
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| Articles |
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DevX.com
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DevX.com is an excellent searchable source of technical articles for developers.
The articles contain good examples with source code.
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Dev Shed
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Dev Shed is a searchable source of technical articles and tutorials covering
web development technologies.
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JavaWorld
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JavaWorld is a good searchable source of interesting articles for Java
developers.
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The Java Specialists' Newsletter
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The Java Specialists' Newsletter is a good source of interesting articles
and code examples for Java developers.
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TheServerSide.com
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TheServerSide.com is an online community for enterprise Java architects
and developers, providing daily news, tech talks (webcast presentations and interviews
with key industry figures), articles, discussion forums, and more.
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| Miscellaneous Educational Links |
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The Java Tutorial
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The Java Tutorial is a collection of practical guides for Java programmers.
They include hundreds of complete, working examples and are organized as trails
containing groups of related lessons.
The
Really Big Index is a very useful link for navigating through the tutorial.
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The Java EE 5 Tutorial
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The Java EE 5 Tutorial is the official tutorial covering all the technologies
of the Java EE platform. It includes complete working examples with source code.
The tutorial can be viewed as an html document or as a PDF document.
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Java Generics FAQs
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Java Generics FAQs is a monumental e-book on the subject of Java Generics written
by Angelika Langer. It can be viewed as an html document or as a PDF document (513 pages).
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Java SE Desktop Articles
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Java SE Desktop Articles include a large collection of well written articles
with lots of good code examples.
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Eclipse Video Tutorial
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Eclipse Video Tutorial is an excellent video tutorial that covers the basic
features of Eclipse.
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Refcardz
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Refcardz is a large collection of quick reference cards.
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Java Toolbox
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Java Toolbox is a searchable list of Java development tools grouped in about
50 categories.
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Open Source Software in Java
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Open Source Software in Java is a searchable list of open source projects
(software products developed with Java technologies and/or development tools for Java
technologies).
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