David Flanagan (1)

Author of Javascript: The Definitive Guide [5th Edition]

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About the Author

David Flanagan graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is a consulting computer programmer, user interface designer and trainer. His books include X Toolkit Intrinsics Reference Manual and Motif Tools: Streamlined GUI Design and Programming with the Xmt Library. (Bowker Author show more Biography) show less

Works by David Flanagan

JavaScript Pocket Reference (1998) — Author — 520 copies

Java in a Nutshell [2nd edition] (1997) 470 copies

Javascript: The Definitive Guide [3rd edition] (1998) 448 copies

Javascript: The Definitive Guide [4th Edition] (2001) 402 copies

JavaScript: The Definitive Guide [6th edition] (2011) 335 copies

Java in a Nutshell [3rd edition] (1999) 334 copies

The Ruby Programming Language (2008) 315 copies

Java in a Nutshell [5th Edition] (2005) 295 copies

Java in a Nutshell [1st edition] (1996) — Author — 220 copies

Java Enterprise in a Nutshell (1999) 202 copies

Java in a Nutshell [4th edition] (2002) 195 copies

Java Examples in A Nutshell (1997) — Author — 168 copies

Java Foundation Classes in A Nutshell (1999) 116 copies

Java 1.5 Tiger: A Developer's Notebook (Java 5,Version 1.5) (2004) 96 copies

Java examples in a nutshell [2nd edition] (2000) 89 copies

Javascript: The Definitive Guide [2nd Edition] (1997) 83 copies

Java examples in a nutshell [3rd edition] (2004) 81 copies

jQuery Pocket Reference (2010) 57 copies

Java in a Nutshell [6th edition] (2014) — Editor — 35 copies

X Toolkit Intrinsics Reference Manual for X11 Release 4 and Release 5 (1990) 35 copies

Canvas Pocket Reference: Scripted Graphics for HTML5 (2011) 24 copies

JavaScript: The Definitive Guide (2006) 19 copies

JavaScript: The Definitive Guide: The Definitive Guide (2006) 16 copies

Java Power Reference: A Complete Searchable Resource on CD-ROM (1999) 13 copies

Die Programmiersprache Ruby (2008) 6 copies

Volume 6C: Motif Tools (1994) 6 copies

Programmer's Supplement for R5 of the X Window System (Definitive Guides to the X Window System) (1991) 5 copies

Limited Edition Java Library Set (4-Volume Set) (2000) 3 copies

Javascript. Versione 1.5 (2002) 2 copies

Java in a Nutshell 2 copies

Ruby : programowanie (2009) 2 copies

JavaScript: The Definitive Guide 3rd edition by Flanagan, David (1998) Paperback (1709) 1 copy

JavaScript Pocket Reference: Activate Your Web Pages (Pocket Reference (O'Reilly)) (2012) 1 copy

Canvas : kurz & gut (2011) 1 copy

Java in a Nutshell Second Edition 1 copy

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Java In A Nutshell by David Flanagan

See my review of Web Design in a Nutshell.

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mykl-s | 2 other reviews | Aug 11, 2023 |

Java enterprise in a nutshell by Jim Farley

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freixas | Mar 31, 2023 |

Java in a Nutshell by Benjamin J Evans

Read for/at work to refresh my memory on Java. After 10 years back on C++ I'm writing Java again, so I needed to move my Java 2 knowledge up to Java 8. This is a good book for that kind of study and to use as a reference going forward.

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SF_fan_mae | Jan 16, 2016 |

Motif Tools: Streamlined GUI Design and Programming… by David Flanagan

Oh, this is going to be a tough one, I can see. The current cover is correct for later editions of this book, but I'm going to have to either scan in the cover for mine, or take a photo (and I'm only a so-so photographer). It was always referred to by O'Reilly & Associates as Volume 6C, but this is the first time I've ever seen it in print.

I'd just been wondering whether to add it in to the series, but with that official looking cover that Amazon has, I think that it won't raise any eyebrows.… (more)

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