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Old 05-21-09, 06:08 AM
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Learning new language

I want to learn jsp and jsf.
But, i dont know where is a good start.

Any suggestion?
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Old 05-23-09, 05:11 AM
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The internet! There are thousands of decent tutorials online.

If you don't like reading and learning from a screen (like me), you can always buy a book. Get a "JSP in 24hours" book, or something similar.

Have you got any programming experience? If so, you can skip the "...in 24hours" books, and step up to the more decent bibles.

JSP isn't very hard to learn, so you'll be able to write some basic stuff quite fast
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I think Video tutorial also very well for learning new language. If you want learn JSP tand other any language I think You must check social videos website like youtube and Meta cafe. I learnt alot from there on video tutorial. Also check Online store for Tutorial cd. Just check the name and just find on google. Hope So you will understand What I mean to Say. I think video tutorial much better than other.

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