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java interview
Have you got the time to read 10 or more books and articles to add value prior to the interview? This book has been
written mainly from the perspective of Java/J2EE job seekers and interviewers. There are numerous books and articles
on the market covering specific topics like Java, J2EE, EJB, Design Patterns, ANT, CVS, Multi-Threading, Servlets, JSP,
emerging technologies like AOP (Aspect Oriented Programming), Test Driven Development (TDD), Inversion of Control
(IoC) etc. But from an interview perspective it is not possible to brush up on all these books where each book usually has
from 300 pages to 600 pages. The basic purpose of this book is to cover all the core concepts and design/coding issues
which, all Java/J2EE developers, designers and architects should be conversant with to perform well in their current jobs
and to launch a successful career by doing well at interviews. The interviewer can also use this book to make sure that
they hire the right candidate depending on their requirements. This book contains a wide range of topics relating to
Java/J2EE development in a concise manner supplemented with diagrams, tables, sample codes and examples. This
book is also appropriately categorised to enable you to choose the area of interest to you.
2014-08-14
Making java groovy
When we designed the Groovy language almost 10 years ago, our main goal was to create
a language that is a complement to Java, a close companion, that Java developers
would be familiar with and could learn easily. The idea was to empower users to be
more productive by removing the boilerplate of Java, and to simplify their programming
lives by giving them compelling and straightforward APIs to work with. I’m
proud to say that the Groovy team attained that goal, making Groovy the most popular
alternative language for the Java platform.
Along the way, and by virtue of its nature, Groovy was adopted by Java developers
in a number of ways. For example, it was introduced in Java projects for testing purposes,
because the Groovy syntax is light and readable but still resembles that of Java.
For interacting with XML payloads, web services, or databases, Groovy provides handy
and elegant wrappers around the Java Development Kit that make those tasks a
breeze. And for writing business rules in Java applications, Groovy shines, thanks to its
metaprogramming capabilities and its concise and expressive grammar.
2014-08-13
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