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Solid knowledge of object-oriented programming is required for a Java developer. Without a solid basis in OOPS, it is impossible to appreciate the elegance of an object-oriented programming language like Java.<br>
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Continue Coding Practice • Things seem simpler when discussed hypothetically. • In theory, we can easily provide a solution to a problem. • However, once we start implementing our strategy, we can see the scope of the problem. • While coding, you will learn about language constraints and design best practices. To continue with the code.
Join Discussion Boards We are not on our own. Many people are working on the same technology as us. Although making a small hypothesis in a framework does not present real obstacles, when you start using it in real projects, you will encounter strange problems that have no solution in their official documentation. • The biggest and first thing to do when starting to work on new technology is to subscribe to relevant technology forums. • Whatever problem you're facing, someone else in the world has probably encountered it and solved it. • It would be great if you could answer questions that other forum users ask.
Read and Respond to Blogs As I said before, you are not alone. Thousands of passionate techies blog their thoughts on technology all over the world. Other bloggers and developers can give you valuable perspectives on the same technology. • Some may regard specific framework elements to be extremely beneficial, while others may think the same features are foolish and meaningless, each with his reasons for feeling that way. • As a result, you may see both the good and the bad from other developers who have used those technologies. • Another method to benefit from reading other blogs is to answer/comment on posts with your thoughts and questions.
Examine the source code of open-source frameworks • A good developer will become familiar with frameworks. • However, if you want to be an exceptional developer, you should examine the source code of several effective, popular frameworks, where you may see the framework's internal functioning mechanism as well as best practices. • It will be quite beneficial when employing frameworks more effectively.
Keep frequently used code snippets and utilities on hand You may need to write/copy-paste the same piece of code/configuration multiple times throughout time. • Keeping configuration snippets like log4.properties, JDBC configuration, and so on, as well as utilities like StringUtils, ReflectionUtils, and DBUtils will be more useful. • I realize that doesn't make you a better developer. • If a co-developer asks you to help retrieve a list of property values from a collection of objects, let's say you use your ReflectionUtil to provide the solution in minutes: it will set you apart.
Write down or write about your technological thoughts On the job, you may learn new and better ways to accomplish things, as well as best practices, architectural concepts, and so on. • Continue to write down your views, blog about them, and/or share them with the community. • Assume you addressed a strange problem that happened while performing a simple POC and blogged about it. • Perhaps other developers around the world are experiencing the same problem with a production-deployed application. • Consider how useful the solution is to that developer. So, write your thoughts; they might come in useful for others or you one day!
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