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Bitter Java examines the common mistakes, bad practices, and “antipatterns” that appeared in many early server-side Java projects. Rather than focusing only on how Java technologies should work in theory, the book looks at what often went wrong in real enterprise development—especially in large systems using server-side Java, frameworks, and EJB. Bruce A. Tate discusses design problems, overcomplicated architectures, poor development practices, and technology choices that made projects harder to maintain, slower to build, or less effective. The book is useful for readers who want to understand not just Java programming itself, but also the practical lessons learned from enterprise Java development and how to avoid repeating those mistakes.

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