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Wednesday August 06, 2003

Eclipse in Action at Denver JUG next week

Next week, David Gallardo (an Author of Eclipse in Action) will be doing a presentation at the Denver Java User Group. I'll be there for the JDOM presentation in the Basic Concepts group as well. There's a short review of Eclipse in Action vs. Java Developer's Guide To Eclipse over at JavaRanch.

... after reading both books in the past week, I come to the conclusion that the two books serve very different purposes. I would like to have them both on my desk.

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