JQuinn

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by JQuinn 13y ago
Thank you for separating the technologies. I had a feeling Spring and Hibernate would be important to learn but I also wanted to make sure I didn't mess up by learning useless technologies. The fact that you pointed out SQL was interesting
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by JQuinn 13y ago
Thank you for the book suggestion. I will be purchasing it when I get the chance.
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by JQuinn 13y ago
Thank you for these suggestions. The only one that even looks remotely similar (yes I am still a novice when it comes to other libraries) is GSON, due to my work with JSON at work.
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by JQuinn 13y ago
Thank you. These technologies will all be looked at. As far as the two suggested IDE's, I have used both (I use Eclipse for recreational coding and Intellij at work). I will have to look further into the other suggested technologies you lis
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by JQuinn 13y ago
I haven't heard of Maven. I will have to look into it. Thanks. As for following "great Java projects on GitHub" How would you suggest I go about finding the projects. What I find great could be considered mediocre at best, especially since
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by JQuinn 13y ago
Thank you so much. Yes this does help significantly. I am hoping to go into the Enterprise Applications (though of course I am not going to limit myself) so I thank you for pointing those out to me. I'm not sure I know what JSF is but I wil
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by JQuinn 13y ago
Thank you for the suggestions on frameworks. I will definitely start learning the ones you suggested. As far as the open-source technologies go, should I look into learning them as an enterprise developer or are there commercial technologie
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by JQuinn 13y ago
Thank you for the book suggestions. I have indeed read Brian Goetz's book though it would be useful to review again as I don't believe I was as focused and knowledgeable then as I am now. Thank you for your suggestions in moving forward.
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by JQuinn 13y ago
Thank you so much for your advice. I have been looking into other languages, primarily Python and Ruby. I have seen Spring and Hibernate many times and thought it a good combination but, having not looked to in depth into them, I don't full
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Java Developers: Need to know vs Nice to know?
14 points by JQuinn 13y ago|26 comments
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Are standalone applications becoming obsolete?
1 points by JQuinn 14y ago|0 comments
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by JQuinn 14y ago
Thank you so much for your help. I will start looking into your suggested references. I know my Prior knowledge is in OOP but that is because it is the main focus these days for academics. Thanks again.
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by JQuinn 14y ago
Thanks. So are you suggest learning other programming languages that would oppose my current understanding, such as scripting and procedural languages to solve problems so my understanding is more diverse? Just trying to see what your sugge
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Moving beyond the classroom
1 points by JQuinn 14y ago|6 comments