Links in the book

Fourteen Pedagogical Patterns, by Joseph Bergin. One of the patterns is the 'Early Bird', mentioned in the Preface. Data Types, a section from Sun Microsystems' Language Basics section of the Java Tutorial. Control Flow Statements, another section from Sun's Java Tutorial. Description of the Javadoc tool, including a list of Javadoc tags. Eliza (the origin of the Tech-Support application in chapter 5). Here is the original article by Joseph Weizenbaum. There are many relevant resources on the web, for example an Eliza page by Denis G. Jerz, and another online Eliza version by Charles Hayden. And here is the source code of various Eliza versions from the CMU Artificial Intelligence Repository. You can find more by doing a web search for 'Eliza Weizenbaum'. The Colossal Cave Adventure page by Rick Adams and another Colossal Cave Adventure page by Dennis G. Jerz - the origin of the World of Zuul. The Java Collection Classes, a must-read for every serious Java programmer, from Sun's online Java Tutorial. Text input/output in Java, again straight from the source: the Sun Java Tutorial. The Mythical Man-Month, no real online resource, just a hint to buy a print version. The top must-read book on software engineering on my list. A Laboratory For Teaching Object-Oriented Thinking, by Kent Beck and Ward Cunningham. The original introduction of CRC cards. Download of the Java Software Developers Kit (J2SDK). The BlueJ pages.