A collection of useful Java tutorial or sources for learning.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/
* [Good one] http://www.functionx.com/java/
* Basics, try http://www-old.oberon.ethz.ch/WirthPubl/AD.pdf
* Books:
- Java in 21 Days : Could be good if you are already a programmer, and familiar with OOP
Good suggestion:
Don't try to eat the elephant in one bite.
Learn the language, then work on all of the nuances and extentions (e.g. j2ee, struts, etc). It's going to take time.
After you have learned the basics of the language you should start developing some programs you want. You deceide the project. For example start developing a game, a chat program...after deciding the project try to list the necessary kanguage subjects that you should use to develop your project.
Free Java IDE, Free Java Editors
Eclipse
Eclipse is an open source extensible IDE. At present, it works well as a Java IDE, and includes Java development tools. It requires that you have the Sun Java runtime environment (JRE) installed. The IDE supports Windows, Linux, Solaris, QNX, AIX, HP-UX, Mac OS X, and possibly other systems as well.
NetBeans
NetBeans is a cross-platform open source IDE for Java that comes with a syntax highlighting code editor that supports code completion, annotations, macros, auto-indentation, etc. It includes visual design tools (wizards) for code generation. It integrates with numerous compilers, debuggers, Java Virtual Machines and other tools.
DrJava Java IDE
DrJava is an integrated development environment for Java, released under the GNU GPL, that allows you to interactively evaulate Java expressions. It is released under the BSD licence.
JIPE Java IDE
Jipe is a free Java IDE written in Java. It allows you to write and test Java applications and applets. Among its features are syntax highlighting, a Methods speedbar and project management. Since it's written in Java, it is presumably portable to all operating systems that has a Java Virtual Machine. The author appears to have tested it on both Windows and Linux.
Gel
Gel is an IDE for Java that features syntax highlighting (Java, JSP, HTML, XML, C, C++, Perl, Python, etc), unlimited undo and redo, column selection mode, block indent and unindent, highlighting of matching braces, spell checking, automatic positioning of closing braces, auto indent, regular expression searches, find in files, code completion (Java and JSP), parameter hints, identifier hints, context sensitive help linked to Javadoc, class browser, project management, integrated support for ANT and JUnit, differencing tool to compare files, etc. It works only on Windows (it was not written in Java). This program is no longer being maintained.
BlueJ Java IDE
BlueJ is a Java IDE that has a built-in editor, compiler, virtual machine and debugger for writing Java programs. It also has a graphical class structure display, supports graphical and textual editing, allows interactive object creation, interactive testing and incremental application building.
Eclipse
Eclipse is an open source extensible IDE. At present, it works well as a Java IDE, and includes Java development tools. It requires that you have the Sun Java runtime environment (JRE) installed. The IDE supports Windows, Linux, Solaris, QNX, AIX, HP-UX, Mac OS X, and possibly other systems as well.
NetBeans
NetBeans is a cross-platform open source IDE for Java that comes with a syntax highlighting code editor that supports code completion, annotations, macros, auto-indentation, etc. It includes visual design tools (wizards) for code generation. It integrates with numerous compilers, debuggers, Java Virtual Machines and other tools.
DrJava Java IDE
DrJava is an integrated development environment for Java, released under the GNU GPL, that allows you to interactively evaulate Java expressions. It is released under the BSD licence.
JIPE Java IDE
Jipe is a free Java IDE written in Java. It allows you to write and test Java applications and applets. Among its features are syntax highlighting, a Methods speedbar and project management. Since it's written in Java, it is presumably portable to all operating systems that has a Java Virtual Machine. The author appears to have tested it on both Windows and Linux.
Gel
Gel is an IDE for Java that features syntax highlighting (Java, JSP, HTML, XML, C, C++, Perl, Python, etc), unlimited undo and redo, column selection mode, block indent and unindent, highlighting of matching braces, spell checking, automatic positioning of closing braces, auto indent, regular expression searches, find in files, code completion (Java and JSP), parameter hints, identifier hints, context sensitive help linked to Javadoc, class browser, project management, integrated support for ANT and JUnit, differencing tool to compare files, etc. It works only on Windows (it was not written in Java). This program is no longer being maintained.
BlueJ Java IDE
BlueJ is a Java IDE that has a built-in editor, compiler, virtual machine and debugger for writing Java programs. It also has a graphical class structure display, supports graphical and textual editing, allows interactive object creation, interactive testing and incremental application building.
Oneline IDE
[ideone] http://ideone.com/ {this is a good one}
[innovation] http://www.innovation.ch/java/java_compile.html
[compilr] http://www.compilr.com/
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