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char
12-18-2009, 10:33 AM
hi there i have been progamming for an fair time now but have all ways want to learn java as i like to make software that is cross platform.

but i cant seem to find any useful information on the internet to learn java

i would like to learn java with netbeans using swing to draw and gui

but having dyslexia i would learn better with an video source anyone now if any that work really well in teaching you java with netbeans to make apps for computers and mobiles to then be able to now java to make your own software


thank you

ess
12-18-2009, 05:54 PM
there are a number of tutorials on netbeans' website...you can always start from there

another good resource is Sun Java's tutorial, visit this page for more info.

http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/

On Sun's tutorial pages, there is a section for Netbean GUI programming

Cheers
~E

cs_student
12-19-2009, 04:08 AM
but having dyslexia i would learn better with an video source anyone now if any that work really well in teaching you java with netbeans to make apps for computers and mobiles to then be able to now java to make your own software


In my opinion one of the best ways to learn Java is to be able to read and understand the api documentation and tutorials on specific api's.

I know a few engineers with dyslexia. They have just learned to cope with it and parse through documentation.