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If some organizations think that applying Scrum /Agile will solve their fundamental issues with Delayed deliveries and unhappy teams or customers
then they are wrong.

It has to be slow, well intended, and steady sprinting, embracing all the Scrum Ethos, not just  by doing peace meal adoption or the so-called Hybrid Model, i have seen that
failing miserably or not seeing anything tangibly happening.

Scrum is people-centric/people first, the more we understand it the better we operate as a performing scrum team.

Thanks
Sathya Sundar
Dear Author,

 I have been a practicing Scrum master for the last few years, I am beginning to see a trend now at least from the beginning of this year
 
 Companies have started seeking positions such as Project manager /Scrum Master, Agile program manager, Scrum Project manager... etc
 this is so confusing, are you seeing this trend too, and how these skewed roles would help the Agile community in general and Scrum Masters specifically?

Thanks
Sathya

I agree with Junilu Lacar's take on this
My two cents, i have personally benefitted from it, those were the days when you couldn't even apply for jobs if you do not have it on your CV,  i  did SCJP1.2 I think it was early in 2000's(the Java certification
from the sun microsystem,  this might sound ancient)And I landed my first job. After that I got a kick for it, I liked to validate my knowledge and one way to do it is by doing these certifications.


Now more and more this has become a money chruning machine for companies ... that's the bad part of it.

Thanks
Sathya

Stepankha Yuliannia wrote:Hi troubleshooters,


Typical interview question is "Can you explain the difference between final, finally, and finalize in Java?". And it is pretty straightforward:
final = method is executed only when we call it



isn't that true for most of the methods? the final here signifies entirely for a different purpose
1 year ago
Dear Author,

 Java applications often depend on several external libraries and frameworks, which can lead to version
conflicts and compatibility issues. What are your suggestions to face this kind of situation?
Can we find any discussion points around this in your aptly titled book?
1 year ago
Java stack traces are notorious for being lengthy and complex, especially if you're working with a large codebase. It can be challenging
to identify the root cause of the issue from a long stack trace.

How do you overcome this issue with any smart tips?

Thanks
Sathya
1 year ago

I have recently troubleshooted Java code and stumbled upon an interesting issue. Basically what it came down to was what is the difference between '==' and '.equals()' in Java.

Can you please briefly elaborate when would you use one over the other?



All the above answers are good .

Trust me, even today lot of developers have trouble answering this question correctly in the interviews :-)
1 year ago

I'm aware of some of the ORACLE JDK profiling tools, many of them command-line based. Do you know if those tools are available for every JDK implementation or only available for specific implementations like ORACLE JDK or Open JDK Hotspot?  

Thanks in advance for your attention and your answers.



There are also commercially available profiling tools, you also want to check that out

Like Jprofiler,Jprobe and so on
1 year ago

Ben Evans wrote:

satya Priya Sundar wrote:Often time when we see a lot of enterprise projects that are still stuck with the Java8 version and developers working on it. Now we are talking about Java version 19
What are all the challenges one would face if tomorrow someone is pushed into 18 or 19 and expected to get up and running?
Any advice or roadmap you have on this topic in your book?




We spend quite a lot of time in the book talking about the upgrade path to the new versions.[/quote wrote:

Thanks, it makes sense

1 year ago
Often time when we see a lot of enterprise projects that are still stuck with the Java8 version and developers working on it. Now we are talking about Java version 19
What are all the challenges one would face if tomorrow someone is pushed into 18 or 19 and expected to get up and running?
Any advice or roadmap you have on this topic in your book?

Thanks
Sathya
1 year ago
Hi Mike Gosling ,
  :-) For a moment I was surprised to see your name, and mistook you for ("James Gosling)" the man behind  everything we discuss on this forum.

Cheers
Sathya
1 year ago
Dear Author,

Congratulations on your new book!
Just curious, what was your inspiration to come out with this title and the content?

Thanks
Sathya Sundar
1 year ago
Dear Author,

When it comes to high-volume event processing how do Kafka services scale?

Thanks
Sathya Sundar
Dear Author,

 What would be some of your recommendations to handle partial failures?

Thanks
Sundar

This is an impressive data point

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Thanks
Sathya