Andrew said
this book is ok.
just like all other oracle books, they just "talk too much"..
to much junk and too little meat...
almost feel like they are putting in too much filler to make it to a
500-600 page book....
if you get the class notes from oracle's classes...it's much more compact
and to the point.
Too bad there is not much other jdeveloper book out there.
Troy McClure said
Being a traditional pl/sql developer, I was drawn to the title of the book immediately. I know I need to eventually buckle down and learn Java, but what better way than by drawing parallels to pl/sql and Forms.
I like the hands-on examples that has you build a fairly complete application from scratch. I say fairly complete because its only a 500 page book and it allows the reader to go out and research ways to improve it.
One of my favorite parts of the book is a summary section that shows up after a large chunk of instructions called "What did you just do?" This sums up what the reader just performed - explaining in layman's terms what you actually just did.
Although I'm sure you can get similar tutorials on OTN somewhere, having a book to flip back through is always nice.
Pedro Diaz said
exellent Book
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Fabio Braga Santos said
Great
Julio E. Guillen Ch said
This is an excelent book for begining web development, it explains you step by step how things work and "glue" together. The only reason for me to give it 4 stars is that, in the book it explains how to build part of an application (tuhra) and it tells you to look for the rest (of the app.) on the web site..... I looked for it but it is nowhere to be found... (they only have the parts of the app. that you develope while doing the books excercises).
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