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Books & Reference Material
Hello All,
I'm moving into a position that requires me to work with S1. I have been
toying with S1, but now that I will be required to work with it in a
more day-to-day capacity, I am trying to get some opinions on good books
/ reference material.
To date I have been using online resources to slowly learn S1, but now
that I need to ramp up at a more accelerated pace I wanted to see if
anyone had some recommendations on any good books on S1 or other
references that will help me get up to speed quickly?
I am familiar with the challenges that an MVC framework like Struts is
designed to solve. In light of this, I am not looking for a "dummies"
type learning tool, but more something that is geared toward developers
who understand the concepts, but perhaps not the nuts and bolts of
struts.
Any input?
Thanks,
Rich Kroll
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Re: Books & Reference Materia
Posted by Musachy Barroso <mu...@gmail.com>.
Go for Struts 2, don't worry about Struts 1 too much. I'm allowed to say
this because I know we will be working together and we will be rewriting
everything on top of S2 very soon :)
musachy
On 5/1/07, Dave Newton <ne...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> --- Martin Gainty <mg...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > I havent seen any Struts2 books out yet (anyone?)
>
> He specifically asked for S1 books.
>
> From: "Richard Kroll" <ri...@sitemanageware.com>
> > I'm moving into a position that requires me to work
> > with S1.
>
> _Programming Struts_ and Struts in Action was my go-to
> book for awhile, but they're a bit long-in-the-tooth;
> lately I've just used online references.
>
> Several people have told me that _Struts: The Complete
> Reference_ 2e is their current fave. And it's
> complete, says so right in the title. I believe it
> covers 1.3 as well.
>
> d.
>
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Re: Books & Reference Material
Posted by Dave Newton <ne...@yahoo.com>.
--- Martin Gainty <mg...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I havent seen any Struts2 books out yet (anyone?)
He specifically asked for S1 books.
From: "Richard Kroll" <ri...@sitemanageware.com>
> I'm moving into a position that requires me to work
> with S1.
_Programming Struts_ and Struts in Action was my go-to
book for awhile, but they're a bit long-in-the-tooth;
lately I've just used online references.
Several people have told me that _Struts: The Complete
Reference_ 2e is their current fave. And it's
complete, says so right in the title. I believe it
covers 1.3 as well.
d.
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Re: Books & Reference Material
Posted by Martin Gainty <mg...@hotmail.com>.
Hi Rich-
I havent seen any Struts2 books out yet (anyone?)
As a way to slowly introduce yourself to MVC you may want to consider
'Struts in Action'
HTH/
Martin
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From: "Richard Kroll" <ri...@sitemanageware.com>
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Subject: Books & Reference Material
Hello All,
I'm moving into a position that requires me to work with S1. I have been
toying with S1, but now that I will be required to work with it in a
more day-to-day capacity, I am trying to get some opinions on good books
/ reference material.
To date I have been using online resources to slowly learn S1, but now
that I need to ramp up at a more accelerated pace I wanted to see if
anyone had some recommendations on any good books on S1 or other
references that will help me get up to speed quickly?
I am familiar with the challenges that an MVC framework like Struts is
designed to solve. In light of this, I am not looking for a "dummies"
type learning tool, but more something that is geared toward developers
who understand the concepts, but perhaps not the nuts and bolts of
struts.
Any input?
Thanks,
Rich Kroll
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Re: Books & Reference Material
Posted by Ted Husted <hu...@apache.org>.
I haven't read of his books yet myself, but I notice that Budi
Kurniawan has a new Struts 1 book out now
* http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0975212818/apachesoftwar-20/
and a Struts 2 book due out in the fall
* http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0980331609/apachesoftwar-20/
-Ted.
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Re: Books & Reference Material
Posted by Ted Husted <hu...@apache.org>.
AFAIK, the most up-to-date S1 book is still "Struts: The Complete Reference".
* http://struts.apache.org/index.html#Newbies
HTH, Ted.
<http://husted.com/ted/blog/>
On 5/1/07, Richard Kroll <ri...@sitemanageware.com> wrote:
> Hello All,
> I'm moving into a position that requires me to work with S1. I have been
> toying with S1, but now that I will be required to work with it in a
> more day-to-day capacity, I am trying to get some opinions on good books
> / reference material.
>
> To date I have been using online resources to slowly learn S1, but now
> that I need to ramp up at a more accelerated pace I wanted to see if
> anyone had some recommendations on any good books on S1 or other
> references that will help me get up to speed quickly?
>
> I am familiar with the challenges that an MVC framework like Struts is
> designed to solve. In light of this, I am not looking for a "dummies"
> type learning tool, but more something that is geared toward developers
> who understand the concepts, but perhaps not the nuts and bolts of
> struts.
>
> Any input?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rich Kroll
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