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Wednesday March 23, 2005

Spring Live is done, but constantly improving

I've talked to a couple of Java developers lately that asked me "Sooo, when are you going to be done with Spring Live?" I was quite surprised to hear this because I finished it in October. I guess folks just aren't used to the constantly updated thing. Or maybe SourceBeat needs to do better marketing?

Regardless, Spring Live has been a blast to write. I was definitely hesitant when I signed up to write it b/c I didn't know much about Spring. But a year later, it seems to be getting good reviews and holding it's own when compared with the other Spring books. I'm also starting to see some traction from the book itself - not only in book sales, but also in training and invitations to speak at conferences.

If you're looking for Spring training, don't hesitate to contact me or SourceBeat directly. Also, the Spring Developers offer Spring training as does Rick Hightower.

Posted in Java at Mar 23 2005, 09:49:34 PM MST 4 Comments
Comments:

Thanks for the free plug. You are the man! :o)

Posted by Rick Hightower on March 23, 2005 at 11:24 PM MST #

Why can't I order it from Amazon.co.uk?

Posted by Caoilte O'Connor on March 24, 2005 at 04:25 AM MST #

Hi Matt, German Amazon doesn't list your book! Only the forth comming from Wrox and the Spring-Dev team (Jürgen etc)... -Matthias

Posted by Matthias Wessendorf on March 24, 2005 at 05:09 AM MST #

Yeah, we're still working on getting Amazon to put Spring Live on their other sites. In the meantime, you can buy it from Lulu.com - which has free worldwide shipping in March!

Posted by Matt Raible on March 24, 2005 at 10:39 AM MST #

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