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    zines Magazines and E News and Media Java Languages













zines Magazines and E News and Media Java Languages


zines

This category contains online magazines, journals and eZines covering the Java programming language. These sites are an excellent source of information. Some are free, others only offer "samples" of their content, but all are generally interesting.

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    Top: Computers: Programming: Languages: Java: News and Media: Magazines and E-zines

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- Hands-on, how-to features and columns by Java experts; news; Java applets; sample code; tips.


  • - Includes articles from print magazine, newsletter registration, as well as source code from articles.
  • - Features articles from print edition of publication.
  • - Java-related articles within CNET Networks.
  • - Back issues of Glen McCluskey's Java newsletters, containing articles, tips, and resources.
  • - Bi-monthly supplement provides working solutions for advanced Java programmers.
  • - A variety of EJB java articles and resources
  • - A free guide to the world of Java programming, packed full of free articles, tutorials, book reviews, and FAQs.
  • - Publishes daily Java tips on the site and in newsletter (twice a week). The number of published tips exceeds 900.
  • - An online magazine for Java Server Developers.
  • - Features tutorials and articles from Java developers.
  • - Features a small selection of online articles from their print magazine
  • - Regular column in ACM Crossroads magazine, featuring articles about programming in Java (currently) and C++ (in the past).
  • - Java articles, news, and links.


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