Professional Java Tools for Extreme Programming

Name: Professional Java Tools for Extreme Programming
ISBN: 9786610350148

Professional Java Tools for Extreme Programming

by Paul Visan, Kate Rhodes, Richard Hightower, Damon Payne, Warner Onstine, Robert Watkins, Joseph D. Gradecki, Erik Meade

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Title: Professional Java Tools for Extreme Programming
ISBN-10: 6610350140
ISBN-13: 9786610350148
Author(s): Paul Visan, Kate Rhodes, Richard Hightower, Damon Payne, Warner Onstine, Robert Watkins, Joseph D. Gradecki, Erik Meade
Publisher: Wrox; Wiley
Published: 2004
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