
Finally I’ve to take decision to keep my old books with me or not buy new ones. So I’ve to sacrifice many out of this. I kept few where I’ve nostalgia and reference notes so that I can recall the learned topics. On the left side stack these are Java only Books that I read referred during my early days of career. On the right are other technical books.
I find as we grow older we come across non technical books which have longer shelf life and can be read and referred forever. So I’ve to give space to those books and give away many from this stack. Also that many of these topics are easily searchable on google as a reference point. Books are good when you wish to learn something from the scratch and wish to go in sequential way and need complete knowledge.
Some of the books are torn in to 2 or 3 parts as I’ve to carry this in backpack. These books used to be very heavy to carry while travelling in Mumbai Local train. So I used to split the book in 2 or 3 parts and read only one part on the way to the office.

Enterprise Java Beans
Object-Orieinted Design in Java
Java 2 Complete by BPB
SCWCD Exam Study Kit
Head First Servlet & JSP
Java Distributed Objects
Java 2 Platforms
Java 1.1 Certification
Java 2 Complete Reference (Fourth Edition)
Java Server Faces
Inside Java
Developing Java SErvlets
Applying Enterprise JavaBeans, Second Edition
The Complete Java 2 Certification Study Guide
Professional JSP 2nd Edition
Nalanda Books – \Advanced C Programming
Nalanda Book – C++ Programming
Aptech Book – Network Principles & Technologies
Aptech Book – Programming in FoxPro
Aptech Book – Client Server Applications
Aptech Book – Learning Foxpro and MS-Office
AutoCAD Release 11 Instant Reference
CorelDraw 3 Running Start
Computerised Accounting PH Bassett
XSLT 2nd Edition
Illustrated FoxBASE 2.1 Robert Granlilo
teach yourlsef C++ Fourth Edition
Computer Viruses – Prevention Detection & Removal
CMM in Practise – Jalote
Computer System And Application
Teach Yourself XML in 21 Days
Understanding dBASE III Plus
Implementing LDAP
CGI Programming
Programming in Basic – Balagurusamy
Red Hat Linux Unleashed
Rapidex Computer
Programming with BASIC Gottfried Schaum
Thompson BASIC – A Modular Approach – A first Course
PC Guide for Internet & On-Line Services
Perl 5 Interactive Course – ORWANT – Techmedia
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