Hi guys : I'm trying to learn how to increase my application performance, in general. I'm also getting ready for some interviews which involve concurrency. I have alot of theoretical background in computer science, and understand threads, the JVM, etc... But wanted a crash course in 'real world' parrellel java - with tutorials based on real world programs, that force me to actually open my IDE up and code some solid, concurrent, correct programs.
Does anybody have a good syllabus idea for me ? I havent found any solid, didactic, well ordered learning tools online that are both comprehensive as well as practical, i.e. focused on real world applications.
[ btw - yes I know how to use google ]
Ulf Dittmer
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The FAQ for this forum points you to two excellent books on the subject.
I was actually looking for a project based book or website..
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By which you mean what ... ?
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Something more didactic, along the lines of "The Algorithm Design Manual" by Skiena, for example, with thought provoking exercises and coding directives.....
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