[ajug-members] Terse Java references?

[James Mitchell]

Oh! how I feel your pain!  I'm in the middle of 2 large projects, one  
is JSF moving to Struts 2, and another is pure, sugary, calorie- 
filled RoR ... I'm on such a sugar rush, I need a shot of insulin!


P.S.  Ajug infra dudes, you need to fix the reply-to so people won't  
keep replying directly to the author ... umm.. or was that intentional?

--
James Mitchell



On Sep 24, 2007, at 4:54 PM, Parna Hiram wrote:

> Gents,
>
> I have years of Java development experience, but have spent the  
> last year or so doing a lot of Ruby and Groovy development as well.  
> It's amazing quick you're lured into dynamic comfort by these  
> languages. You begin to think differently, code differently, and  
> soon going back to Java is a very painful experience.
>
> Just same, seeing as how a good part of my responsibilities still  
> include Java, I'm in need of a good terse reference to clear my  
> head of the dynamic sugar and force me back to Java-land.   You  
> can't keep this in your head, you ask? Yes, but having such a guide  
> at hand is useful on more than rare occasion.
>
> I thought about "Java in a Nutshell", but it's dated. Looking for a  
> more terse but high-quality reference, NOT aimed at beginning  
> programmer.
>
> Does anyone have a recommendation?
>
> Thank you.
>
> Parna
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