Java References
Java is an object oriented language that is quite popular with many companies right now. I have some experience with Java, even though I prefer other languages. Although I feel the language has several major flaws, a lot of really bright people are doing good work with and around the language.
The following links are Java references that I have used in the past or use regularly now.
Resources and Articles
- Java Technology at Sun
- The Java Tutorial
- The Jakarta Site - Mission
- Overview (RelativeLayout API)
- JavaWorld.com
- Java Guru: Your view of the Java universe
- Threads and Swing
- Tutorials
- Bringing SVG Power to Java Applications
- XML.com: The JAXB API [Jan. 08, 2003]
- Designing for Thread Safety
- Using Method Pointers and Abstract Classes vs. Interfaces
Libraries and Tools
- JUnit Testing library
- JUnit Cookbook
- Apache Ant User Manual
- NetBeans: I don't use it any more.
- Log4j project - Introduction
- Log4j JavaDoc
- log4j manual
- Napkin Look & Feel: kind of an interesting idea
- Rhino - JavaScript for Java