Guest Book
What people have said about the book:
It's a very easy read, and that's a good thing. Wargo's background in teaching budding developers around the US shines through in the clear and concise way it tackles each topic. The content is relevant and appropriate for it's target audience and there are many asides that will interest more experienced developers. Time and time again I found myself saying ah that's how that works (the MDS broken down in it's component parts, BlackBerry security, and how to compile Java apps for multiple devices to name just three).
Jason Hook
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The book has only been available for pre-order for about two weeks and this site has already received hits from 18 countries/territories around the world. Thanks for your support. |
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The first book on BlackBerry Application Development, BlackBerry Development Fundamentals, is now available for pre-order on both Amazon.com and Amazon.UK. The first chapters of the book are still scheduled to be available at Safari Books Online in the next few weeks. The book is scheduled to be published on October 16, 2009. |
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There are 9 chapters into the editing process and one chapter being reviewed. Considering there's 16 chapters overall, it's nice to be more than half-way done. |
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I received a contract from Pearson Publishing (a division of Addison Wesley publishing). Chapters from the book will be available online in May, 2009 with a final publishing date targeted at October, 2009. |
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Writing for BlackBerry Development Fundamentals begins! Work was started on the first chapter for this groundbreaking new book. The intention for the book is to provide complete coverage for everything a developer needs to know to build applications for the BlackBerry platform. |
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