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How about a thread where we can talk about text books
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Tony Evans
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Joined: Jun 29, 2002
Posts: 521
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When I first started programming I would pick up a book on the subject thinking that it would teach me all about that subject, only to find that the examples were half finished, didnt work , or the explanation was too simple or complicated. Also examples jump from simple to complicated with large amounts of code to right, i.e a form with other 15 items in one exmple to set in a struts book. My idea of a perfect text book to teach a subject is chapter one start with introduction to the subject. Chapter 2 a very simple example that works. and then each succesive chapter builds on that one example. Making sure that at the end of each chapter. You have a built a application that covers that chapter. You can then spend time playing with that application ensuring that you have learnt the lessons of that chapter. A Kind of RUP view of teaching a subject. Tony
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Ernest Friedman-Hill
author and iconoclast
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Joined: Jul 08, 2003
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Hi Tony, This sounds like a great topic for our Bunkhouse Porch forum. Why not head on over there and start up a thread!
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