What's New
- May 9th, 2006: Visual Basic 2005 How to Program, 3/e Just Published!
This new edition incorporates an easy-to-follow, carefully developed early classes and early objects approach with compre-hensive coverage of the fundamentals of object-oriented programming. It includes a new, optional automated teller machine (ATM) case study and discussions of more advanced topics such as XML, ASP.NET, ADO.NET and Web services. Visit www.deitel.com/books/vbhtp3/ for more information.
- March 9th, 2006: Paul Deitel Recognized as Java Champion
Paul J. Deitel was recently recognized as Java Champion, one of few than 70 individuals earning that designation worldwide. The Java Technology Champions Program was created by Sun Microsystems, and recognizes Java advocates and industry luminaries including authors, professors, senior architects and community members. Paul was recognized as the co-author of the textbook "Java How to Program " and for his long history of providing professional Java programming courses to the Java community. For more information about the Java Champions program please visit https://java-champions.dev.java.net/.
- November 25, 2005: Today we sent the next issue of our free newsletter The Deitel Buzz Online. We added two new articles to the Deitel Free Content Library. We also announced our three new Resource Centers (Google Analytics, Google Base and Google Video). We also included a new article entitled "Ruby is a Gem". Not a subscriber? Subscribe here.
- November 13, 2005: Today we sent the next issue of our free newsletter The Deitel Buzz Online. We added two new articles to the Deitel Free Content Library. We also announced our two new Resource Centers (Ruby and Mash-Ups). Not a subscriber? Subscribe here.
- October 28, 2005: Today we sent the next issue of our free newsletter The Deitel Buzz Online. We added two new articles to the Deitel Free Content Library. We also announced our Internet Business Initiative, several new Resource Centers (AJAX, Web 2.0 and Internet Business Initiative) and Deitel Labs. Not a subscriber? Subscribe here.
- September 24, 2005: Today we sent the next issue of our free newsletter The Deitel Buzz Online. We added six new articles to the Deitel Free Content Library. In addition, check out the book review of The Search by John Battelle.
- September 10, 2005: Today we sent the next issue of our free newsletter The Deitel Buzz Online and announced the Deitel Free Content Initiative. We are pleased to bring you articles and tutorials selected from our published books and books under development. This edition of the newsletter includes a Java tutorial on generic methods-an exciting new capability of J2SE 5.0. In each issue of The Deitel Buzz Online, we'll announce the latest additions to the Deitel Free Content Initiative. Contact us and let us know what topics you'd like to see!
- September 7, 2005: We are hard at work updating our Microsoft .NET programming textbooks Visual Basic 2005 How to Program, 3/e, and C# How to Program, 2/e, and our Deitel Developer Series book C# for Programmers, 2/e (formerly called C# for Experienced Programmers). The C# books will be published close to Microsoft's release of Visual Studio 2005 in November and the Visual Basic book will be published shortly thereafter. Both How to Program books will be available for use in January classes.
SafariX Textbooks online now available! Our 2005 textbooks, C++ How to Program, 5/e, Java How to Program, 6/e, Small C++ How to Program, 5/e, Small Java How to Program, 6/e and Simply C++ are now available as printed textbooks or you can purchase 150-day subscription to SafariX online and receive a full e-book copy of textbook for approximately half the price! For more information, please visit any of the above books' home pages or visit www.safarix.com.
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- Deitel & Associates, Inc. is updating its Microsoft .NET programming textbooks and corporate training courses for Visual Studio 2005. Its books, Visual Basic 2005 How to Program, 3/e, and Visual C# 2005 How to Program, 2/e, will be published later this year, and its updated instructor-led corporate training courses will be available this summer. Read the official press release here.
