Date: 2004-11-17T08:26:26
   Editor: HenriYandell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
   Wiki: Jakarta Commons Wiki
   Page: JakartaCommonsResources
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-commons/JakartaCommonsResources

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  * Harshad's book was the first out that I would consider a real Commons book. 
I was one of the technical reviewers, and so a large pinch of salt should apply 
here. I think the book is very good for anyone with little Commons experience, 
with nice examples and a good wide coverage of Commons components. 
  * I'm drooling at the thought of Tim's book. The Commons and Cookbook 
concepts suit each other very well and I think this is a possible classic. Very 
well suited to any fans of the Perl Cookbook or people with some experience of 
Commons already I am going to guess (I've not seen any form of the text for 
this yet).
  * I've never read a SourceBeat book, so have little clue on Jonathan's text. 
It's been coming-soon for almost a year now it seems though, which has been 
dissapointing. The blog is interesting, and suggests Jonathan will be focusing 
on a smaller set of components than I would expect. One advantage of the 
SourceBeat approach is that we're promised updates to the text on a 
subscription model. So when released, it should stay more up to date on 
versions of the components than other books.
- * Vikram's series of articles at onjava.com were probably the first piece of 
text on Commons as a whole to be published. His forthcoming book will join 
Harshad's as a standard style text on Commons. I've draft-reviewed this one 
too, so more salt. 
+ * Vikram's series of articles at onjava.com were probably the first piece of 
text on Commons as a whole to be published. His forthcoming book will join 
Harshad's as a standard style text on Commons. I've draft-reviewed this one 
too, so more salt. The diffentiating factor for me here is the author's style; 
Harshad's better suits inexperienced developers, while Vikram is more efficient.
 
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