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Philipp - 12 Dec 2007 07:47 GMT
Hello,
Following the advice of Lew and others I have read Effective Java by J.
Bloch. I think this is the best Java book I have ever read. Pragmatic,
straight to the point best practices for Java with clear and *short*
explanations and real-world examples. It fitted my knowledge level
perfectly. Also it made some design patterns which were unclear in my
head, straightforward.

Can anybody recommend other good books of the same style? Ie. best
practices to build reusable code with modern java examples?

Thanks Phil
Joe Attardi - 12 Dec 2007 15:55 GMT
> Hello,
> Following the advice of Lew and others I have read Effective Java by J.
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> Can anybody recommend other good books of the same style? Ie. best
> practices to build reusable code with modern java examples?

While they aren't Java specific books, two books I highly recommend are:

(1) The Pragmatic Programmer, by Andrew Hunt and David Thomas
(2) Code Complete, by Steve McConnell
Daniel Dyer - 12 Dec 2007 17:30 GMT
> Hello,
> Following the advice of Lew and others I have read Effective Java by J.  
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> perfectly. Also it made some design patterns which were unclear in my  
> head, straightforward.

I agree.  I don't believe that a better, more useful Java book has been  
published.

> Can anybody recommend other good books of the same style? Ie. best  
> practices to build reusable code with modern java examples?

You might also be interested in "Java Puzzlers" by Josh Bloch and Neal  
Gafter.  It's presented in a different way but it's full of the same kind  
of insights.  It's also more up-to-date in that it covers Java 5 as well.

Dan.

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