Java Programming 2016

This is the first in a series of books dedicated to learning about Java and Java programming.

This tutorial introduces the Java programming language to CandC++ developers. Because you already know how to program in C/C++, we'll approach many Java programming concepts by comparison.

Get an introduction to Java programming while you learn to develop Java applications for various runtime environments—desktop, web, and mobile—with Eclipse. Author Todd Perkins explains how to configure the development environment, and reviews the basic building blocks of the Java syntax: variables, functions, arrays, conditional statements, classes, and input/output. In chapters 3 and 4, he builds a user interface with the Swing framework, the GUI toolkit for Java, and connects Swing's table components to different data sources. He also covers NetBeans, an alternative IDE for working with JavaServer Pages (JSP), and publishing workflows for desktop applications (via JAR files) and Android apps built with Java.

Learn reactive programming using Java and its functional aspects, sometimes called RxJava. This book shows you how to solve "callback hell" with RxJava and shows you how to write thread-safe code without hanging onto state variables which comes in handy for cloud computing software-as-a-service issues, especially when dealing with big data processes through streaming.

Learn reactive programming using Java and its functional aspects, sometimes called RxJava. This book shows you how to solve "callback hell" with RxJava and shows you how to write thread-safe code without hanging onto state variables which comes in handy for cloud computing software-as-a-service issues, especially when dealing with big data processes through streaming.