Pro JSP gets 10 Horseshoes!
Gregg Bolinger has reviewed Pro JSP and gives it 10 horseshoes! Very nice - thanks Gregg! The book from which AppFuse was born...
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Posted by Simon Brown on February 13, 2004 at 10:17 AM MST #
I picked up Pro JSP a couple of weeks ago. After a year of working with my app derived from Appfuse and Struts Resume, I though will it really be worth the read.
ABSOLUTELY! It really put some things in better perspective. Since then I've used oscache to fix a performance problem in chart generation, done a couple of more custom tags and more.
Great job to all of the authors.
Posted by Richard Mixon on February 13, 2004 at 04:40 PM MST #