IN THIS CHAPTER

Checking out this book’s website

Finding resources from Oracle

Reading more about Java

No wonder the web is so popular. It’s both useful and fun. This chapter proves that fact by listing ten useful and fun websites. Each website has resources to help you use Java more effectively. And as far as I know, none of these sites uses adware, pop-ups, or other grotesque things.

This Book’s Website

For all matters related to the technical content of this book, visit this outstanding site:

www.allmycode.com/BeginProg

For business issues — for example, “How can I purchase 100 more copies of Beginning Programming with Java For Dummies?” — visit www.dummies.com.

The Horse’s Mouth

The official Oracle website for Java is www.oracle.com/technetwork/java.

Consumers of Java technology should visit www.java.com.

Programmers and developers interested in sharing Java technology can go to www.java.net.

Finding News, Reviews, and Sample Code

For articles by the experts, visit InfoQ at www.infoq.com and TheServerSide at www.theserverside.com.

For discussion by everyone (including many very smart people), visit JavaRanch at www.javaranch.com.

Looking for Java Jobs

For job listings, visit Dice at www.dice.com.

Got a Question?

If you’re stuck and need help, search for answers and post questions at Stack Overflow (stackoverflow.com).

And don’t forget: If you have questions about anything you read in this book, send email to me at [email protected], post a question on www.facebook.com/allmycode, or tweet to the Burd with @allmycode.