This course will introduce you how to set up your development environment on your local machine. We will take a deeper look at the Java technology and learn tips, tricks and best practices that will make you more productive.
The name Scala derives from a combination of the words “scalable†and “languageâ€. Scala is a functional programming language, which runs on top of the Java virtual machine and can use any Java class. Scala is well suited for distributed programming and big data. It is what Apache Spark is built in and can provide better performance when compared to Python and is much less verbose than Java. Whether you’re learning about functional programming or starting a career in big data, Scala is a great place to start.
Our Java certification training course lets you master Java programming language. We provide the best online training classes to help you learn OOP concepts, J2EE, core and advanced Java, JDBC, Objects & Classes. Work on real world industry projects.
The Complete Guide to Master Professional Java Development
Kotlin brings modern idioms to the Java platform and reduces the amount of code needed to develop software. This course will teach you all the aspects of the Kotlin language.
Kotlin is a lanuage that compiles to Java bytecode and runs on the JVM; it's designed to address many of Java's shortcomings. This course aims to give you an introduction to Kotlin to get you developing applications quickly.
In this course, start learning the skills necessary to work efficiently as an Android app developer, and assure quality software through testing by learning to effectively utilize the single most important tool for Android developers, Android Studio.
This course will teach enough of the basics of Scala to enable you to start writing less boiler-plate code and more business code.
A quick overview of most of the new features of Java 8. The course covers lambda expressions and the Stream API but also many new additions scattered all around the JDK. JavaFX and Nashorn are also quickly covered.
A tour of concurrency primitives in Clojure
