Preserved Topic: Free books (Java and C++) (Page 1 of 1)

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Wow, thanks for the link, Ini!

InI, thank you!
Just dl'd Sun Studio One 'cause I need to get into JSP for a project during the fall.
This is a good start!
/Dan

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Thanks for the link InI

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Very cool, InI, thanks.

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It should be noted that those books are in the process of being mirrored on the GurusNetwork. More details later!

yo, nifty link! im into C++ right now anyways.

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InI: No need to apologise - it was your posting the link that gave us the idea (I think) Great find - if there are any other books available out there like this then let us know and we'll see what we can do.

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www.computer-literatur.de also has lots of links to free books / references about everything computer-related. The site itself is German, but if you click on one of the links on the left side you can get to the category listings, and most of the linked books are written in English. That would be cool indeed if we could point people to these books from the GN's links or books section.

kuckus: Thanks for that there are loads of good things there - I've started a thread in the GN for the discussion of this too:
http://development.gurusnetwork.com/discussion/thread/1606/

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Woohoo! Thanks for the link, Kuckus!

Im doing Java in college so thanks for the link ! not that I need it, but other people in college will be grateful.