Java. Starting a career.



  • I want to start Java2E's career as a developer. There is no experience in this area. Issues: Do you want to try to do something for yourself, train yourself to use popular technologies? When I represent myself as an employer, I can take: (a) to grow up; (b) to do some minor tasks/offs. How do you distinguish the first one from the second one? Integrators and consulting are flexible?



  • Well, career. Java2EE The developer, I think, is pretty promising. More promising. Java for Andriod (because they pay more and more vacancies).
    I think we should start studying aza. If there's a stubbornness, the flag is in hand and the self-teacher in front of the eyes. If there's little seducity, you'll have to start writing when there's a number of books and Internet. Only experience comes more from real projects. So you can recommend studying the basis of language and trying to find work. It's not high-paying, but it's a real practice to learn.
    But the most important thing is to know the developer, it's that. ПАТТЕРНЫ ПРОЕКТИРОВАНИЯ♪ http://oz.by/books/more10182766.html A beautiful book.

    About technology, you're not gonna learn a lot, so you're gonna start a basic language.
    With the most common, I think it's EJBJPAHibernateSpring


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