Hacker News new | ask | show | jobs
by mdink 5579 days ago
I would also suggest picking up so general programming books, especially focused on OO programming techniques. The "Head First" series is a good place to begin. Once you get more experienced, head on over the Pragmatic Programmers publisher site for some more good reads.

Great article!
1 comments
BrainScraps 5578 days ago
Right now I'm using the "Sam's ... in 24 Hours" series - even though the title's promise is slightly misleading. The Java and Android Dev books from this series are pretty good, and I get electronic access to them for free through my university! Huzzah!
link
shareme 5578 days ago
pick up MM's CommonWare book instead its somewhat better and usually more up-to-date..biases: MM is a peer and somewhat friend..
link