2 Best Black Friday Deals for Educators and Online Course Creators - [Teachable and Thinkific Black Friday Dicsounts]

Hello guys, I have been advocating for programmers and developers to create online courses to both learn and earn. In today's world, there is no better way to teach than creating courses and this pandemic has proved that e-learning is going to stay and increase in near future. But, creating a course is easier said than done, especially if you are a perfectionist. There are a lot of things involved like choosing a camera, mike, online course hosting platforms, tools, and buying other gear. If you want to invest in your online course creation tools and platforms then Black Friday is probably the best time to buy anything.

Grokking The Java Interview - My First Book After 10 Years as Java Blogger

Hello guys, I am very excited to announce the release of my first book after 10 years of writing Java articles and Java interview questions While I have been blogging for the last 10 years, I have never really sold anything, didn’t have any book, course, or any digital product. Finally, now I have my first book and it's going to help Java developer cracking interview — Grokking the Java interview. This was my long desire to have my content in a structured and organized way to provide more value and this book does that. It provides a structured way to prepare for Java interviews and learn essential core Java concepts.

Top 5 Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals for Programmers

Hello guys, Black Friday is a special occasion and probably the best time to invest in your technical skills. This is the time when every company offers sweet deals on books, courses, tools, and things that matter most for programmers and developers. But, at the same time, it's not easy to find out great deals which are worth it for you. I have been receiving a lot of great offers from sites like Udemy, Pluralsight, Educative, CodeCademy, DataCamp, Coursera about their Black Friday deals and many of my readers were also asking me about that. 

Top 10 Udemy Courses You can Buy in Black Friday and Cyber Monday Sale

Hello guys, Udemy is running the biggest sale of the year. It's actually a good time to buy some quality courses as you won't get another chance to buy the course at a price as low as $9.9 but the big question which courses should you buy? Well, I always buy courses from the reputed instructor and something which teach an evergreen and in-demand skill like Java, Python, Microservices, Docker, Kubernetes, and AWS. I generally buy a lot of courses in Udemy sales and then access them whenever I need them. Though, I must warn you Udemy is addictive and I often buy more courses than I need, so beware of that and buy courses which you need now or in near future.  

Top 5 Courses to Crack Salesforce Administrator (CRT-101) Certification in 2021 - Best of Lot

Hello guys, if you are preparing for Salesforce Administrator (CRT - 101) certification and looking for the best online courses then you have come to the right place. Earlier, I have shared the best Salesforce developer and App Builder courses and in this article, I am going to share the best Salesforce Administrator courses you can join to crack this in-demand certification in 2021. If you follow Cloud Computing trends then there is a good chance that you might have heard about popular Salesforce certifications like the Salesforce Certified Administrator program (CRT-101). There is a great demand for certified Salesforce administrator due to the immense popularity of Salesforce in cloud-based CRM.

How to write Thread-Safe Code in Java

thread-safety or thread-safe code in Java refers to code which can safely be used or shared in concurrent or multi-threading environment and they will behave as expected. any code, class, or object which can behave differently from its contract on the concurrent environment is not thread-safe. thread-safety is one of the risks introduced by using threads in Java and I have seen java programmers and developers struggling to write thread-safe code or just understanding what is thread-safe code and what is not?