Mohamed Sanaulla | My Blog | Author of Java 9 Cookbook | Java 11 Cookbook
Mohamed Sanaulla | My Blog | Author of Java 9 Cookbook | Java 11 Cookbook
Mohamed Sanaulla | My Blog | Author of Java 9 Cookbook | Java 11 Cookbook
Jesus Angeles wrote:I forgot to mention books:
for order of taking: java (scjp, head first java, kathy sierra's book for scjp), web (css, html, javascript, scwcd, head first scwcd), jpa (and its cert), ejb (scbcd), web services (scdjws), design (scjd), enterprise architecture (scea), struts, spring (spring cert), hibernate (superset of jpa)
Mohamed Sanaulla wrote:And welcome to CodeRanch.
Ronald Castillo wrote:
Jesus Angeles wrote:I forgot to mention books:
for order of taking: java (scjp, head first java, kathy sierra's book for scjp), web (css, html, javascript, scwcd, head first scwcd), jpa (and its cert), ejb (scbcd), web services (scdjws), design (scjd), enterprise architecture (scea), struts, spring (spring cert), hibernate (superset of jpa)
I just purchased Head First Servlets and JSP this week, however I don't wanna go too deep since there are a lot of concepts that I really don't understand at all.
I'm a little rusty on threads, and when I see things on the web like JavaBeans, JSF, I don't really get it (probably it's way out my league right now).
Ronald Castillo wrote:
Mohamed Sanaulla wrote:And welcome to CodeRanch.
Thanks
When it comes to designing an app, that's when I get stuck usually. Not a 100% familiar with OO design yet. Where can I learn more about designing apps using OO (Should probably get HF:OOA&D)?
Mohamed Sanaulla | My Blog | Author of Java 9 Cookbook | Java 11 Cookbook
Ronald Castillo wrote:
Mohamed Sanaulla wrote:And welcome to CodeRanch.
Thanks
When it comes to designing an app, that's when I get stuck usually. Not a 100% familiar with OO design yet. Where can I learn more about designing apps using OO (Should probably get HF:OOA&D)?
To appreciate what jsp and servlets are, study html first. After that, start on studying on servlets and jsp.
It doesnt have to be a deep html study. Find an html book for beginner (choose a recent book, as html evolves and you dont want to study old stuff, a book written on 2009 to today will still be nice). This beginner book should be for a beginner, e.g. has only 50 to 150 pages.
Ronald Castillo wrote:To appreciate what jsp and servlets are, study html first. After that, start on studying on servlets and jsp.
It doesnt have to be a deep html study. Find an html book for beginner (choose a recent book, as html evolves and you dont want to study old stuff, a book written on 2009 to today will still be nice). This beginner book should be for a beginner, e.g. has only 50 to 150 pages.
Ronald Castillo wrote:I'll just hold my horses and take it one step at a time.
I'll start creating some projects to gain some expertise before going into more "advanced" stuff.
Any recommendations for what kind of projects I can develop using JSE? Something easy that can get me started on developing real world applications and getting to know Java a little bit more?
Have my mind on a few projects, but I'll start really thinking about it tomorrow since it's way too late
And thanks a lot for the help, I really appreciate it
Jesus Angeles wrote:
If I remember correctly, there should be some programs in the head first java book? You can use them and make them run.
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