Believe it or not, but Python has inspired many people to learn to code, and
it's continually inspiring them. I know a handful of people who are learning
Python for different reasons, starting from
web development
to
machine learning. I have seen new people learning Python to write web apps using Django,
create a Machine learning Model using Python, and just write some handy
scripts to automate the boring stuff. Python is currently the world's
#1 programming language and its popularity is growing every passing
day, thanks to Data Science and Machine learning and awesome
Python libraries like
Pandas,
PyTorch, NumPy, and
TensorFlow.
Sunday, February 2, 2025
Saturday, February 1, 2025
Top 20 Books Every Java Programmers Should Read [UPDATED]
Hello guys, Happy New Year. We are already in New Year and while I am busy making my goals, I am also looking back on what I have done in the last year. One of the things which I would like to share with you guys is some of the books I have read last year on Java and related technologies and will continue to read. This includes books on Modern Java, Spring, Hibernate, Object-oriented programming, Algorithms, Soft skills, Microservice, Groovy, Scala, Agile, and UML, etc. If you haven't read them yet, you can very well read them this year, depending on what technologies and programming languages you are going to learn.
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online resources
Clean Code by Uncle Bob - Book Review - Must read for Java Programmers
Even though the Clean Code book was released many years ago and there are lots of good reviews already available, I couldn't resist writing my own experience of this great book which every coder should read. I came across this book many years ago, but since then, I have read it multiple times, and I have recommended it to my readers, students, and fellow developers. It is one of those books which make you feel that why didn't come across it earlier, I felt the same when I first learned about this book. The Clean Code is all about writing good quality code, and how do you judge the quality of code? Well, you won't appreciate good until you have seen bad code and that's what this book does.
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coding
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core java
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programming
Top 5 Books to learn REST and RESTful WebServices for Java Programmers in 2025
The REST framework has now become the standard way to develop Web Services on the Internet. It's no more SOAP, who used to rule the world for the last two decades. The SOAP and XML went very well together in the past decade but it seems now REST and JSON have overtaken them and doing even better, thanks to the rise of JavaScript for both frontend and backend development. Since Java is also one of the most popular languages to develop backend services, there is a lot of demand for Java developers who know web services and can implement and expose existing SOAP-based services into REST style, light-weight web services.
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Java Web Service Tutorial
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REST
Top 5 Java SE 8 Certification Books in 2025 - Best of Lot Must Read
Hello guys, If you are preparing for Oracle Certified Associate, Java SE 8 Programmer, also known as Java SE 8 Programmer I or OCAJP 8 exam and looking for some good resources then you have come to the right place. Earlier, I have shared some courses, and practice tests to pass the Java SE 8 certification. Actually, I have been sharing some of the most useful resources for Java 8 certification aspirants ever since the exam was launched. You can find a lot of this exam and essential resources in this blog. To continue that tradition, I am going to share some of the best books to crack the Java SE certification like OCAJP 8 (1Z0-808) and OCPJP 8 (1Z0-89). Yes, you need to pass two exams to become Java 8 certified professional.
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Java Certification OCPJP SCJP
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OCAJP
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