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Are there modern books on Java for the Web or what do you recommend?
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Since I have been in Java since "yesterday evening", I would like to ask for advice from people who have been "cooked" in Java for a long time. Recommend excellent books on Java and which authors should you pay attention to?
I want to note that I would like to immediately start Java for the Web, the syntax and other features will be pulled up as needed.
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If you are into Java since yesterday evening, learn Java Core. Without knowing the basics, you won’t start writing for any web and books won’t help you.
Try it with learning Spring Boot. Set yourself the goal of making a small CRUD database application to understand how it all works.
Also, for the web, at least basic knowledge of some javascript framework (angular, react) is desirable
The Web is changing too fast.
By the time the book goes through all the stages and gets on the store shelf, it will already be outdated.
See the websites of the respective framework, documentation section
I'm a little longer than you in Java .. I recommend starting with "Learning Java" Sierra, then the Oracle docks.
Also noteworthy are:
- Schildt "Beginner's Guide"
- Horstmann "Java Library for Professionals"
- "Java Philosophy" Eckel
- Schildt "Complete Guide"
In general, all roads lead to Oracle documentation ..
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