Originally posted by Pauline McNamara:
James, how courageous of you to admit that deep down you're a Mac guy (in the Book Giveaway thread) in the midst of so many real computer geeks. "What no command line, that ain't a computer!"
As a Mac fan myself, I couldn't resist the urge to ask whether you've been able to mix your Mac leanings with your taste for Java.
James Hart<br />Wrox<br />Author of "<a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1861006055/ref=ase_electricporkchop" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Early Adopter J2SE 1.4</a>"
"Knowledge is power, but enthusiasm is the key." -- Lavern Barn
Originally posted by Pauline McNamara:
Following up on your mention of that other book, which looks very tempting...
James, an editorial review at Amazon states that the OSX book covers "Developing enterprise applications on Mac OS X". Does this refer to J2EE? It's still not clear to me whether I have to use my Windows PC at work to learn J2EE.
James Hart<br />Wrox<br />Author of "<a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1861006055/ref=ase_electricporkchop" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Early Adopter J2SE 1.4</a>"
Originally posted by Pauline McNamara:
Fei, I've seen a small app that uses awt and swing, and it looks great on OSX. If you're familiar with swing you could write a quick litte GUI to see how it looks.
Pauline
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