How to go from a novice to a senior/Tech lead/architect etc in short span of tim
Understanding the Java/J2EE Key areas like
-- language fundamentals OO concepts
-- specification fundamentals
-- Threading issues
-- Transactional issues
-- scalability issues
-- performance issues
-- memory issues
-- best practices
-- development process like RUP, Agile
--Emerging technologies/frameworks like JSF, Spring, Hibernate, Tapestry, Ajax, JIBX, IoC, Annotations, AOP etc
etc and the right attitude towards work etc. Can anybody think of other strategies?
useful link: http://www.lulu.com/java-success
useful link: http://www.lulu.content/192463
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arul] at [2007-11-11 8:03:33]
# 2 Re: How to go from a novice to a senior/Tech lead/architect etc in short span of tim
I am eager to learn the basics befor my exam come.
I found this one to be useful:
http://www.joegrip.com/members.html
# 3 Re: How to go from a novice to a senior/Tech lead/architect etc in short span of tim
I am eager to learn the basics befor my exam come.
I found this one to be useful:
http://www.joegrip.com/members.html
Read the Java Programming Language by James Gosling. It covers everything you need to know about the language.
# 4 Re: How to go from a novice to a senior/Tech lead/architect etc in short span of tim
Read the Java Programming Language by James Gosling. It covers everything you need to know about the language.
First of all, thank you,
Is it beter than Thinking In Java by Bruce Eckel? ( I have this)
# 6 Re: How to go from a novice to a senior/Tech lead/architect etc in short span of tim
http://www.MindView.net
You can download it as PDF all editions and their Codes.
It is made for someone with C++ back gaound.
I have ,now more info in Java than Cs.
