What's coming in 2009 for Head First?

After reading the Java and C# books. I am a huge fan. I love your style.

I would like to see the following books:

New Media would be a major area. Final Cut would be excellent. Making Movies would be a bit higher but still excellent. Programming New Media (ala Mark Guzdial - Georgia Tech) would be wonderful.

thanks!
John

After reading the Java and C# books. I am a huge fan. I love your style.

I would like to see the following books:

New Media would be a major area. Final Cut would be excellent. Making Movies would be a bit higher but still excellent. Programming New Media (ala Mark Guzdial - Georgia Tech) would be wonderful.

thanks!
John

Here's a question I ask myself. Why is it that the "Introducing ..." series (see introducingbooks.blogspot.com) seems to work so much better for me than the Head First books?

Looking for advanced math. Is that Brett jammin' on the acoustic?

Here's a question I ask myself. Why is it that "Ted" (see http://blogs.oreilly.com/headfirst/2009/02/whats-coming-in-2009-for-head.html#comments) posts a comment here when he's so much better off somewhere else?

> Looking for advanced math. Is that Brett jammin' on the acoustic?

My thought was "I wonder if he's going to play the solo from the single or the album", swiftly followed by realizing I'd taken in none of the voiceover since starting to ponder this issue.

Short Cut Beatles, anyone?!

What about C, C++, and Objective C?

I would like to see
1)Head First Spring
2)Head First Hibernate
3)Head First EJb 2nd edtion
4)Head First WebService
5)Head First Java-XML

Ok, kid! How about a C++ book? Many people are asking for one. I'm also excited about the forums :)

Head Frist NetWroking
Head Frist Linux
Head Frist Oracle
Head Frist SqlServer
Head Frist WPF
Head Frist SilverLight
......

Head First Web Services,
Head First Web Services, and did I mention...
Head First Web Services

Oreilly has been a little late to the party with any really new titles on the WS topic for nearly 6 years and since it appears that JAX-RPC is on its way out of the upcoming JEE 6 spec (in favor of the much better JAX-WS spec), perhaps "it is time" for a new title in this space?

and on another topic, how about -
Head First ASP.NET 3.5

Thanks,

Mark

What about Head First Internetworking? I would love to see that one!

I see that I'm slightly off topic between all you programming guys :-) - but anyway: I like the HF Statistics book - I would like to see a

HEAD FIRST ECONOMICS
:-)

Cheers, Mette

I would like to see:

*XML and its technologies
*Huge Information Structures (Data Modeling)
*Software Engineering
*CCNA
*CCNP
*CCIE
*Linux (RHCE)
*C
*Assembly Language
*Cryptography
*Security (Networks-Hacking, Software- Cracking and serial numbers issues)
*How Internet Works (How ISP's connected together globally)
*MBA
*Entrepreneurship
*Corporate Finance
*Small Business Related issues
*Photoshop
*Adope Softwares (Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, Premier, Dreamweaver...etc)
*Photography (SLR's, Lenses)

Yes! Head First XML and its associated technologies (XQuery, XPath, etc.)!

loved this book on PHP & MySQL, follows great style, as I also enjoyed the XHTML book.

wanted all to know that 1 easy way to have PHP & MySQL is to download and install XAMPP.

it setup Apache, PHP and MySQL in one easy setup :)

What happened to the Head First Programming (python) title?

What I would like to see is Head First VB.NET and Objective C...

It's great you got all these titles coming out but it seems you still have a big hole in your programming books. I currently go to Full Sail University one of the top 5 game development schools in the country and We have a ton of game company reps on our school board that keep our material update and current with what's being done in the game programming field and while we do cover C# and I'm have your C# book which is great the majority of what we do is in C++ and I would love to see a C++ (Visual Studio) book that goes into great detail. Also a good book on Data Structures thats not bland, but useful like recursing graphs and things for AI. Also a DirectX and OpenGL book would be awesome too. One thing that I have struggled with that I think you guys could cover is not just the Math(Physics,Linear Algebra) but apply it to game programming and make it easy to understand most Game Math books throw in these rediculous hard to understand formulas that unless your a math major won't understand making it harder to try and program. So a book that combines game physics and C++ would be great(you could probably combine that with directx) Also something that would be a great companion to your C# book would be a book on XNA. I would even like to see a book on Win32 I've only ever found one book on Win32. Anything with C++ and game programming would be Awesome please hear our cry's for C++ PLEASE.

I would like to see
1)Head First Spring
2)Head First Hibernate
3)Head First Struts
3)Head First EJb 2nd edtion
4)Head First WebService
5)Head First Java-XML

I would like to see Head First:

Photoshop
Illustrator
Flash
A+
Network+
Economics
Entrepeneurship
C++
Marketing
Accounting
Advanced Maths
Databases

Instead of all of the C books, I'd rather see

- Visual Basic OOP Object Oriented Programming

- Learning Design Patterns in Visual Basic

- How to Design and Develop an Application for the User

Greetings from a big HeadFirst fan.

Here is a title that would be a best seller:
How to Make Money on the Internet!

It would explain the basics of
finding a niche,
creating or finding a product for that niche, writing sales copy,
building a simple site with a squeeze page, using FTP to get published,
setting up an autoresponder,
getting traffic using adwords,
other traffic methods,
testing sales campaigns, and
small chapters on publishing a blog or using facebook or another social site to increase traffic.

The book could even concentrate just on affiliate marketing and use O'Reilly and Safari books in the examples.

This book can point to other books (such as HTML and CSS) for detailed information, and just provide basic info (such as creating a simple website with a squeeze page to capture contact info.)

With the economy the way it is, you know this will be a best seller. Plus, you will be doing your part to help the economy!
Michele

I would like read Head First Ruby Porgramming book.

A book on oracle would be loved by all.

Please, please, please a book on struts and hibernate... puhlease

What about these?
-Head First Test Driven Development
-Head First Agile Software Development
-Head First 2D Game Programming
-Head First 3D Game Programming
-Head First Artificial Intelligence

A big fan of Head First here. I am happy to here that there are some really cool stuff which will be released this year (data analysis for example).

Will definitely go for it and this is the year of HeadFirst!

Head First Multithreaded Java Programming

What about RCP Eclipse?

i would like to be able to buy:

Head First Eclipse RCP and equinox osgi.

I love the head first books. I would like to see a head first book on ASP.NET.

How about these:
-Head First Assembly/HLA
-Head First Computer Organization and Architecture
-Head First 2/3D Game Programming
-Head First Calculus
-Head First Struts/Spring/Hibernate
-Head First PLSQL/T-SQL Programming
-Head First Perl/Python
-Head First XML
-Head First Linux
-Head First Compiler Construction Principles
-Head First How to Write a Operation System

I would like Head First EJB3.0 for SCBCD1.5.

I think Reza Rehman,one of the EJB3.0 In Action author is willing to help writing the HFEJB for SCBCD1.5 exam.

I would like Head First EJB3.0 for SCBCD1.5.

I think Reza Rehman,one of the EJB3.0 In Action author is willing to help writing the HFEJB for SCBCD1.5 exam.

I would like to read "Head First Data Model".

Hey Head First Labs, I'm a big fan! I think it would be so cool if there was a HF book that encompassed Spring, Hibernate, and Ant all into one book.

Please a book on Swing......

Hi ,

I am sure people will like to see a release of:

Head First Spring
or
Head First Hibernate

I would like "Head First OSGI"

Please let me know when will you release EJB3.0 book for SCBCD...

I am waiting for your book for more than 6 months...

I would love to see:
Head First How does the brain work
Head First Psychology
Head First Leadership
Head First .Net

I have read 'Head Rush Ajax' and 'C#'. The former was fantastic and the later was a bit boring(initial chapters).

Anyway, I would like to see

.Net 3.5
WCF/WPF/WF
Multithreading
ADo.Net
Web Services
Cloud Computing
Web 2.0

thanks

I would like to see a book for PMI-SP, a book for scheduling professional.

Hi ,

I am sure people will like to see a release of:
Head First XML

Head First Struts

Head First Spring

Head First Hibernate

a book on serious data structure....exhaustive book on algorithms...

So many people are looking for a book on a particular tool, I think it would be far more interesting to see abstract topics that can be applied across the board:

Head First Computability Theory
Head First Complexity Theory
Head First Mathematical Logic
Head First Algorithms
Head First Data Structures
Head First Computer Architecture

Head First ASP.NET ??

I have read Head First Java,AJAX,Design Patterns and OOAD. All are excellent.Now I would like to see the following -
1) Head First Domain Driven Design
2) Head First version of a blend of "Patterns of Enterprise Architecture" and "Core J2EE Patterns" (preferably without using J2EE) - may be using POCO(Plain Old C# Objects) or POJO(Plain Old Java Objects)
3) Head First Enterprise Integration Patterns.
4) Head First Enterprise Data Patterns
5) Head First Ajax Design Patterns
6) Head First WPF/WCF/WWF Patterns
Thanks.

head first ruby.

Head First Web Services! .. oh yeah!

i would be happy if can see the following titles
1. Head First Networking
2. Head First Computer Architecture
3. Head First Multimedia
4. Head First Graphics
5. Head First Visual Programming
Possible?? If yes, by when?

I'd like to see:

Head First SEO !!! :D
Head First Joomla
Head FIrst Drupal
Head First Photoshop

I love you guys, I spent $$$ on programming books in the past. This is truly the only set of books that I understood. More power and thanks for changing the world of learning with this concept!

Head First UML

Head First CEO !!

Head First Java ME

Head First Manga

Head First Cooking

I'm a huge fan of headfirst books. I've already got a large collection and have successfully passed my java, web componenet developer and PMP exams using your excellent publications. I'm taking a keen interest in business analysis these days and it would be grat to have a book similar to PMP, based on the recently released BABOK guide 2.0.

Thanks and keep up the good work!

HF Business Analysis
HF User Centred Design
HF Computer Architecture/Discrete Math/Assembly Programming
HF VBA & XML for Documents (Word)

Head First C++
Head First Flex
Head First DataStructures using C/C++
Head First Photography.

Please let me know somebody else
when head first asp.net relesing?

we r awaiting for asp.net

Would love to see Head First Actionscript!

I would like to see an advanced version of the PHP book with OOP, so a php developer could go into the industry.

Head First ADO.NET

Head First Learning
Head First Basic Maths
Head First Calculus

Eagerly expecting the arrival of
Head First C/C++
Head First DataStructures
Head First Hibernate
Head First Struts
Head First Spring
Head First J2ME
Head First Java Web Service

Perl, please?

Same ! please some of these would be awesome:
Head First Hibernate
Head First Struts
Head First Spring
Head First J2ME
Head First Java Web Service

Same here desperately need:
Head First Hibernate
Head First Struts
Head First Spring
Head First J2ME
Head First Java Web Service

I think HeadFirst Spring/Hibernate is what is the need of the time. also HeadFirst Struts will be welcomed.

Head First Spring, Head First Hibernate,Head First Web Service and Head First EJB 3.0 would really be helpful.

Please please come out with a C++ book

A advanced C++ book would be greatly appreciated!

Hi!
I am a great fan of head first books but i am bit disappointed as i am into dot net technologies, i find only one book ie Head First C# that can help me out in learning these new technologies. so i would love to see some new books on VB.Net, ASP.Net, j# and so on...Plese do the needful if possible that would be of great help...thanks...

Hi!
I am a great fan of head first books but i am bit disappointed as i am into dot net technologies, i find only one book ie Head First C# that can help me out in learning these new technologies. so i would love to see some new books on VB.Net, ASP.Net, j# and so on...Plese do the needful if possible that would be of great help...thanks...

How about:
Head First Debugging
Head First Practical Cryptography
Head First Windows GUI Programming