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Title: Industrial Strength Java by Luke Cassady-Dorion, Matthew Brumbaugh, Shirani Maheshwari, Jon Wright, Dan Brookshier, Ben Last, Jim Mathis, Luke Cassady-Dorian ISBN: 1-56205-634-4 Publisher: New Riders Pub. Date: February, 1997 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $55.00

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Average Customer Rating: 2.38 (8 reviews)

Rating: 1
Summary: Quick Buck Book doesn't deliver
Comment: I was extrememly disappointed with this book. It promised "Industrial Strength" advice but was a poorly written, confusing exposition of the author's inability to create an intelligent technical book. The book contained many typos and misleading references. The CD had to be cleaned before it was usable; and it did not contain all the code shown in the book. The book is clearly a hastily put together device with an eye-catching title that didn't deliver. It irks me to know the author probably made money. He should personally apologize to all his customers.

Rating: 2
Summary: Frustrating.....
Comment: An industrial-strength table of contents! Inside - fails to deliver.

Heaps of missing code, typos. Some good information warrants the 2 stars.

Rating: 2
Summary: Misleading strength series.
Comment: By the looks of the Table of Contents the book should be perfect. I also had a chance to browse it quickly in a bookstore and it look to be alright. When I looked it up for those topics I needed the truth came up. It does not explain matters. How could I be such a fool! Next time I will be very careful about those "Industrial Strengths" and the likes ... and probably about the publisher too.