Java beginners to proficient-the beginning, java beginners to proficient

Java beginners to proficient-the beginning, java beginners to proficient

The general framework of this series of blogs has been conceived for some time. This series of blogs includes a summary of existing knowledge and prospects for future knowledge.
This series of blogs includes the following seven parts:

Part 1 Basic Java applications

This section describes the basics of JAVA from the following aspects: installation and configuration, basic syntax, object-oriented, exception handling, arrays, common classes, containers, IO, threads, and networks.

Part 2 advanced Java applications

Describes Jvm optimization and the thirteen J2EE specifications.

Part 3 Java tool Application

It covers three aspects: development tools, management tools, and code quality control tools.

Development tools: Maven, Nexus, Jetty, Eclipse, etc.

Management tools: Scrum development ideas, Zen Road, JIRA, continuous building tools-Jenkins, mail Server-Hmail Server, knowledge management tool-Confluence, Project progress tracking tool-Office Project, etc.

Code quality control tools: Code standardization check tools-CheckStyle, bug check tools-Findbugs, performance optimization tools-javamelody, etc.

Part 4: Java core framework

From the front-end framework and background framework

Front-end framework: Jquery. js, EasyUI. js, Ext. js, Node. js, etc.

Backend framework: struts, Spring, Hibernate, Ibatis, WebService framework -- CXF, ESB framework -- Mule ESB, permission framework -- Shiro, Single Sign-On Framework -- CAS, workflow framework -- jpbm, cache framework -- EhCache, EJB, distributed framework, etc.

Part 5 Enterprise Web Application Server

Tomcat, Jboss, WebLogic

Part 6 common databases

Describes the basic knowledge of Orecal, MySql, DB2, mogodb, and other databases, and how to optimize them.

Part 7 Application of mobile devices

About Android Development and Application

There are so many blogs in this series, and I hope to share some of my thoughts on Java through this series of blogs.