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With this book you will learn in a step-by-step manner and build solutions from the ground up using NetBeans. Each recipe is well illustrated and the code contained in the examples is very engaging and will allow developers to build functional and fun software while learning how the IDE can help them with their tasks. Java developers of all levels who use NetBeans will be able to learn from and implement the thorough and well-explained solutions given in this Cookbook. If you want an easy reference on your desk to solve most of your day-to-day development queries with NetBeans, this book is for you.
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Good Book for Beginners not for Advanced Users
2011/8/15
形式:ペーパーバック
I have had the opportunity to review NetBeans IDE 7 Cookbook by Rhawi Dantas from Packt Publishing. Let me start by saying that the title is misleading. Normally I expect a cookbook to provide solutions to common problems, or situations which are not normally covered elsewhere, e.g. documentation, or tutorials. This book should have been called NetBeans IDE 7 Tutorial.
Now that I have gotten past the title, I should be frank and say that the book is targeted for new NetBeans users. If you have been using NetBeans for more than a year, this book is not for you. Advanced NetBeans users will likely find very little information in the book for which they are not currently aware.
If you are a new NetBeans user, the book provides a good tutorial on the features in NetBeans. The "recipes" are very topical though. The NetBeans project has a number of great tutorials developed from members of the NetBeans team, and community contributors. A majority of these tutorials cover more details than are in the book. This is not to say that the book is bad, or poor, but does not cover the topics in as great details as some of the more targeted tutorials available.
I would give the book 3/5 stars for new NetBeans users, and 2/5 stars for advanced users. I gave the book a dual rating since I believe that there is valuable information for new NetBeans users, but it is less valuable for advanced users.
I have more details on my blog. [...]
Now that I have gotten past the title, I should be frank and say that the book is targeted for new NetBeans users. If you have been using NetBeans for more than a year, this book is not for you. Advanced NetBeans users will likely find very little information in the book for which they are not currently aware.
If you are a new NetBeans user, the book provides a good tutorial on the features in NetBeans. The "recipes" are very topical though. The NetBeans project has a number of great tutorials developed from members of the NetBeans team, and community contributors. A majority of these tutorials cover more details than are in the book. This is not to say that the book is bad, or poor, but does not cover the topics in as great details as some of the more targeted tutorials available.
I would give the book 3/5 stars for new NetBeans users, and 2/5 stars for advanced users. I gave the book a dual rating since I believe that there is valuable information for new NetBeans users, but it is less valuable for advanced users.
I have more details on my blog. [...]
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Beginning NetBeans for Java
2011/9/20
形式:ペーパーバック
NetBeans IDE 7 Cookbook by Rhawi Dantas is book for developers who want to start using NetBeans. Book can be both for students and those more experienced but not familiar with NetBeans.
Most chapters are specific to Java, but there are couple more language agnostic, like using version control systems. I read this book from beginning to end, but this book was created to user when needed. I want to create JavaEE project, check out index, find chapter about it, read while creating and done!
I like in this book being simple, with real life examples. There is plenty of examples of creating projects, that are best for newcomers, but I have done this :)
For more advanced developers chapters about refactoring, JMeter, profiling and unit tests should be more interesting. Of course there are examples from low level, so even students should be able to use it. NetBeans itself is user friendly IDE, so with this book in hand in short time You will be able to use it more efficiently.
I do not recommend book for NetBeans hackers, power-users or persons who use it everyday from more than a couple of months. You probably know most of this book.
Rating is low because there are many errors in book, like typos. Differences between images and description. Chapter about JavaFX is waste of time and paper.
But don't get me wrong, for person that want to start using NetBeans for Java, and maybe learning Java this book can be really helpful.
While keeping in mind target of book I can recommend it. Book is designed to help with simple tasks. Most of the time user is guided from the beginning to the end.
Most chapters are specific to Java, but there are couple more language agnostic, like using version control systems. I read this book from beginning to end, but this book was created to user when needed. I want to create JavaEE project, check out index, find chapter about it, read while creating and done!
I like in this book being simple, with real life examples. There is plenty of examples of creating projects, that are best for newcomers, but I have done this :)
For more advanced developers chapters about refactoring, JMeter, profiling and unit tests should be more interesting. Of course there are examples from low level, so even students should be able to use it. NetBeans itself is user friendly IDE, so with this book in hand in short time You will be able to use it more efficiently.
I do not recommend book for NetBeans hackers, power-users or persons who use it everyday from more than a couple of months. You probably know most of this book.
Rating is low because there are many errors in book, like typos. Differences between images and description. Chapter about JavaFX is waste of time and paper.
But don't get me wrong, for person that want to start using NetBeans for Java, and maybe learning Java this book can be really helpful.
While keeping in mind target of book I can recommend it. Book is designed to help with simple tasks. Most of the time user is guided from the beginning to the end.
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Great way to become productive with NetBeans 7
2011/7/15
形式:ペーパーバック
NetBeans IDE 7 is an excellent IDE, and this book is a great way to increase your productivity with NetBeans.
I found the book's format useful and enjoyable. No time is wasted on ceremony; the book's cookbook format goes straight to the point and includes short, hands-on sections broken up into:
* The Task
* Getting ready
* How to do it
* How it works
* There's more...
It's very practical and you'll want to have it handy by your computer so that you can try out the tutorial yourself. After outlining the problem to be solved and the prerequisites, the author shows you how to do it and then explains how it works. The "There's more..." section ends with other related areas to explore.
Finally, I was impressed with the topics covered. I learned a lot from this book. Besides the basics, there are chapters on developing GUI applications, web applications, JavaFX, mobile, JDBC, EJB, Subversion and Mercurial, testing, profiling, and extending the IDE. Excellent coverage in under 300 pages.
Highly recommended if you are using NetBeans for serious Java work.
I found the book's format useful and enjoyable. No time is wasted on ceremony; the book's cookbook format goes straight to the point and includes short, hands-on sections broken up into:
* The Task
* Getting ready
* How to do it
* How it works
* There's more...
It's very practical and you'll want to have it handy by your computer so that you can try out the tutorial yourself. After outlining the problem to be solved and the prerequisites, the author shows you how to do it and then explains how it works. The "There's more..." section ends with other related areas to explore.
Finally, I was impressed with the topics covered. I learned a lot from this book. Besides the basics, there are chapters on developing GUI applications, web applications, JavaFX, mobile, JDBC, EJB, Subversion and Mercurial, testing, profiling, and extending the IDE. Excellent coverage in under 300 pages.
Highly recommended if you are using NetBeans for serious Java work.
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