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About Jonathan Harley
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Jonathan Harley is a well-known Java, JSF, Spring and Ajax expert and has as been involved in web software development, both client and server side, since installing Birmingham University's first official web server in 1994.
His first Java applet went into production in 1997 and after spells working with PHP and as a project manager, Jonathan moved into larger scale Java development on the server side in 2001. He co-founded ZP consultancy in 1999 and has worked via ZP as a consultant, architect, developer, mentor and trainer full-time since 2006.
Jonathan has been an IT professional for his entire career of over 20 years and has had a personal email address continuously since 1986! He holds a BSc in Software Engineering, and a PhD in Computing Science specialising in parallel programming, as well as having trained in a range of areas from SAP BASIS to PRINCE2 project management.
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FAVORITES
| Websites |
www.flickr.com
picture site |
CSS Zengarden
A demonstration of what can be accomplished visually through CSS-based design. Select any style sheet from the list to load it into this page. |
safari.oreilly.com
Safari books online is the e-reference library for programmers and IT professionals |
feedeachother.com
Feed Each Other is a feed reader. You can read content from all of your favorite websites here in one place. |
www.parkplatz.net
Jonathan's website |
| Books |
The Myths of Innovation
Jam-packed with interesting anecdotes and information. |
The Definitive Business Plan
At some time in their life, almost everyone in business has an idea for a new enterprise but how do you take a promising thought and develop into an enterprise worth backing? Developing New Business Ideas offers a wide range of hands-on, how-to-actually-d |
User Centred System Design
Interesting book on User Centred System Design |
Agile and iterative development
A no-nonsense introduction to the highlights of agile and iterative software development methods from a noted software expert.
The latest teachings from noted software development expert Craig Larman |
Java in a Nutshell
With more than 700,000 copies sold to date, Java in a Nutshell from O'Reilly is clearly the favorite resource amongst the legion of developers and programmers using Java technology. And now, with the release of the 5.0 version of Java, O'Reilly has given |
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