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I've not read too far in to this book yet. It is technically a graduate level text book (for myself). But this is the best book I've found on OOA/D thus far. I'm enjoying it.
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This book contains a very complicated writing style, it feels like the author used a thesaurus just to make the text harder. If english isn't your native language you should definetly not buy this book (as in my case). Add to the above that there...
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I have 30 years in the industry (and in different industries in IS management) and one thing I dislike is the author's persistence do down-grade the waterfall or modified waterfall models. He should be more objective on his comments since the...
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Having employed traditional software development methodology in managing projects previously, this book has helped me by introducing agile concepts & methodology, allowing me to see the difference between traditional & agile, and helping me to...
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I am not good believer of any technical cult or religion, including Agile, Mac, Linux, Windows, etc. Therefore this book give me a feeling of pentecostal preacher writing about "promise of agile" to newly converted believers.

I am...
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This book tries to provide an overview of several different "non-Waterfall" techniques for managing and organizing projects. The authors are pretty scrupulous about not really advocating one method over another, and as such, I did not find it...
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I bought this book for a basic C++ class at college, and while the book suited my needs perfectly, I found the wealth of online information about C++ far exceeded the book. I had a great teacher for the class, so I barely cracked the book and...
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I used this book for a College C++ programming class. This was the required textbook, and it served it's purpose to a certain degree. It was helpful on most things and gave examples, but on certain things (like functions) I was lost, despite...
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I started this book once, and had to put it down. The information was a bit overwhelming at first, and I didn't have a copy of Expression Blend or Expression Designer. I was using Expression Blend beta, Visual Studio 2005 and the .Net Framework...
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I am a developer who spends most of his time in the user interface hooking up controls to data sources. I have worked with .NET Forms for a good deal of my career. My primary interest in learning WPF is to see how to achieve what I do in Forms...
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Okay, I've bought many books to teach me Java Object Oriented programming (at least 15 books; honestly I'm not kidding! From Java for Dummies to O'Reilly to Core Java and many others). The thing about those books is that they didn't teach you the...
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If you are a hardcore "geek" type where you love programming and books with a dry technical nature then this is for you. If you're like the rest of us, you'll have to move on from this. I'm using this in my Java class and it's just got me lost...
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As a Drupal developer for more than 2 years now, I can tell that this is a very good book for any Drupal developer - from beginner to advanced. One could always benefit from it.
Its coverage of material and the depth each chapter go into are...
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I was very excited for this text, however after purchasing and reading, I was greatly disappoined and frustrated at the lack of validation done to the examples. Not only do they not work, they are often at odds with the other standards and...
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I've been reading this book thoroughly. Normally I would give it 5 of 5 but...

I've found more than a few minor grammer errors (which are basically annoying and easily avoidable with careful editing), path errors in the text are a bit...
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Consiglio questo libro a chi sta affrontando per la prima volta l'approccio oop allo sviluppo di applicazioni.

Gli argomenti sono spiegati bene, ma ho trovato troppa superficialita' in alcuni passaggi. Non e' un libro per chi ha gia'...
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Only disappoint, no more.
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I lent it to a guy on my development team, and now I can't seem to get it back. He must like it. (!)

One thing I really appreciated was the comparative tables showing benefits and tradeoffs of using the different web frameworks with...
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Very incomplete information and examples, the missing pieces being crucial. Overall, poorly and inaccurately written. The authors jump into details before giving the reader the context into which the details should fit. The examples are...
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bought this book long back,
kind of boarting book,
its standard kind tricks has written there
although you can try it, but its boaring too



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