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There are at least three good reasons you could be holding this book in your hands right now:
It's my fond hope that no matter which of these three (or perhaps more) motivations compelled you to pick up this book, you'll put it down knowing all of them. If I've done my job well, you should walk away a proficient JSP e-commerce developer who uses object-oriented design methodologies. This book grew out of my frustration as a college instructor teaching a course in designing e-commerce Web sites. Specifically, I found that although there were foot -thick books on JSP, SQL, and OO design, there really wasn't a text that tied them all together and led the reader through the entire design process to a finished product. This book is not for an absolute newcomer to software development, however. I'm going to assume that you've already picked up a few specific skills, and you're going to get lost pretty quickly without them:
If you have these in your utility belt, you should be all set to party. So, with that brief introduction out of the way, it's time to move on. |
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