Java Best Practices for Performance ,Quality and Secure Code
What you'll learn
- Upgrade your Java skill level
- Write better code in Java
- Avoid common poor practices
- Make your code more readable
Requirements
- Basic Java coding skill
Description
Do you want to write quality code?
Do you want to improve your odds at interviews with potential employers?
Do you want to have better control of your code and less errors, problems and security issues?
You read a lot about the topic but would love to see how those practices are applied?
Did you face before a problem where your application takes forever or is very slow?
Did you face before a problem where your application crashes or fails but you spend hours trying to figure out why?
If you answered more than 2 of the above questions with a "YES", it means that you've come to the right place!
This course will be focused on the following topics:
Avoiding common mistakes.
Writing faster code.
How to write secure code.
How to handle common problems with and future proof your code.
Recommendations with practical examples.
What makes this course different?
Majority of the things you'll learn in this course are NOT usually covered by ordinary Java courses.
You are learning tips and ideas from experienced developers who have developed commercial software.
Practical problems with practical solutions.
Interactive course made in such a way to give you fun challenges.
Finally, we are regularly maintaining this course and going to add more tips and ideas as they arrive, so you will always be up-to-date.
Who this course is for:
- Java Developers who would like to improve their Java skills
Instructor
I'm a Software Engineer with many years of experience in both knowledge sharing and software development both as a hobby and in corporate environments. I worked with different technologies both on the backend and frontend.
I like helping others and sharing knowledge.
I'm also a very open-minded person, so if you have some ideas or suggestions for improvement, please go ahead and send them to me.