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Book Review - Building Spring 2 Enterprise Applications

At 9:26 AM on Jan 4, 2008, Meera Subbarao wrote:

In the reviewer's opinion, the authors have targeted a very narrow segment of the developer community viz. beginners to Spring who are going to be working on a simple web application not involving other frameworks. The reviewer felt that quite a few corners have been cut in order to make the book palatable to this community. In a lot of places, the value of the book was undercut because of adherence to this goal. Maybe there was some fear of an overlap of material vis-a-vis the other Apress Spring books already out in the market.
Read Sandesh's full review.

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1 . At 5:55 AM on Jan 5, 2008, Audley wrote:
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Re: Book Review - Building Spring 2 Enterprise Applications

Thanks for the review.
I find this book is suit for me.
Java Tips
2 . At 10:24 AM on Jan 5, 2008, Meera Subbarao wrote:
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Re: Book Review - Building Spring 2 Enterprise Applications

Thanks, Audley.
Meera Subbarao
3 . At 2:52 PM on Jan 5, 2008, Ashkan wrote:
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Re: Book Review - Building Spring 2 Enterprise Applications

Thanks Meera,
This was very informative review :)
4 . At 4:31 PM on Jan 5, 2008, Meera Subbarao wrote:
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Re: Book Review - Building Spring 2 Enterprise Applications

Ashkan, I am glad the review helped you.
Meera Subbarao
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