Jbuilder Essentials

by Cary Jensen and Loy Anderson

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0078822238
• ISBN13: 9780078822230
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media
• Length: 525 Pages
• Weight: 2.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.3" x 1.3" x 7.5"

Customer Reviews

Excellent

If you know java and want to switch to IDE , this is the book for you.This book explains HOW to use JBuilder to create applications (database)and explains the in and outs related to JBuilder which is not even available on the online documantation nor any book available in the maket( Believe me I have spent a lot of money and time reading books like LEARN JBuilder WRITTEN in 14 or 21 Days ) .

Excellent Starting Point for JBuilder

This book gives a good introduction on how to use JBuilder. There are a few minor errors in the book, but any one who has programmed before can figure them out. The book will teach the basics of object oriented programming. A Definite Must for Some New to JBuilder.....

Great Book; Great Introduction to JBuilder!

I went looking for a book that would help me learn to use JBuilder. I found that in JBuilder Essentials.It walks you through a number of examples in clear, consise language. After creating just a couple of applications, it was easy to move onto the next chapter while remembering what I had learned in previouse chapters. It comes with an older version of JBuilder (Trial version), and that's OK, the newer versions just build on what I learned from this book.If you want to learn JBuilder, * B U Y T H I S B O O K *

Excellent book for developers learning JBuilder.

I found JBuilder Essentials to be an excellent book for developing database applications. As the title properly denotes, it is not a Java reference. It focuses more on guiding the reader in the development of applications using JBuilder rich toolset, specially in the utilization of user interface and database classes and controls. If you are looking for a fast and practical path to learn application development using JBuilder, this is the book you need.

Excellent book for in-depth JBuilder development

JBuilder Essentials is not for novices learning Java but is an excellent book that covers adequately many of the difficult areas in JBuilder such as database and model-view architecture (topics missing in most other books and poorly covered in Borland documentation). Writing style is excellent and very readable. In working through the model-view examples I did find some errata. In looking at other errata posted, there are only minimal entries -- generally, a well-edited book. I would highly recommend this book for anyone working on developing applications -- it is not for novices. The book admits to "thin" coverage on some topics (sql, jdbc, etc.) but does provide references where the authors have limited their coverage (by necessity, not oversight).