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Noob on J
Submitted by ruceerr on Thu, 08/13/2009 - 19:50.
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Making a major life change and committing the next year to make my self proficient in Java. I welcome all comments on making this happen. I've sequestered myself at the Oregon Coast to minimize distractions (yeah right).
I figure I have to give about 8 hours a week to Oregon Vacation Rentals but after that my time is my own.
What books should I study?
What sites should I follow (other than JW of course)?
What projects should I take on to develop skills?
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