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Thursday December 12, 2002

Struts Books are Hot!

I found on the Struts website that the top 2 Java books sold at Amazon.com this month are Ted's Struts in Action and Chuck's Programming Jakarta Struts. You can look at the Bestselling Java Books for proof. Don't you find it strange that #3 is a Perl book though?!

Posted in Java at Dec 12 2002, 11:49:51 AM MST 2 Comments
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And don't forget mine... :) Its on that list currently too, although I haven't been at #1 though (that I've seen) - it was at #3 for a while though. Oh, and notice that not only is a Perl book there, but also the great JavaScript book (but thats not Java, even though its a great book).

Posted by Erik Hatcher on December 12, 2002 at 07:38 PM MST #

Erik, I began reading your book the other day (I read on the bus), and have been quite pleased. Not too far yet, but I like the way you've presented the information. And I ordered Chuck's book yesterday, and splurged for Mastering Regular Expressions (2nd Edition). I've always wanted that book. ;-)

Posted by Lance on December 12, 2002 at 07:54 PM MST #

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