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Modern Java Roadmap. Java Foundations & Core Concepts ├── Java Fundamentals │ ├── JVM Architecture & Bytecode │ ├── Data Types & Variables │ ├── Operators & Control Flow │ ├── Methods & Scope │ └── Memory Management (Heap vs Stack) ├──…

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Java Foundations & Core Concepts
├── Java Fundamentals
│   ├── JVM Architecture & Bytecode
│   ├── Data Types & Variables
│   ├── Operators & Control Flow
│   ├── Methods & Scope
│   └── Memory Management (Heap vs Stack)
├──…
e_opore's tweet image. Modern Java Roadmap.

Java Foundations & Core Concepts
├── Java Fundamentals
│   ├── JVM Architecture & Bytecode
│   ├── Data Types & Variables
│   ├── Operators & Control Flow
│   ├── Methods & Scope
│   └── Memory Management (Heap vs Stack)
├──…

How does Java work? You write a .java file containing your source code. The Java compiler (javac) takes this source code and translates it into bytecode, stored in a .class file. This bytecode is not machine-specific — it’s designed to be executed by the Java Virtual Machine…

e_opore's tweet image. How does Java work?

You write a .java file containing your source code.
The Java compiler (javac) takes this source code and translates it into bytecode, stored in a .class file.
This bytecode is not machine-specific — it’s designed to be executed by the Java Virtual Machine…
e_opore's tweet image. How does Java work?

You write a .java file containing your source code.
The Java compiler (javac) takes this source code and translates it into bytecode, stored in a .class file.
This bytecode is not machine-specific — it’s designed to be executed by the Java Virtual Machine…

I made a cheatsheet for Java 🥰 🔗Link to the PDF below

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🔗Link to the PDF below

9️⃣ Clean Code Series: Functions📒🧑💻 ☑️ Encapsulate conditionals 🐘 #PHP #Laravel #Symfony

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☑️ Encapsulate conditionals

🐘 #PHP #Laravel #Symfony

<Router> <Wrapper> <Container> <Provider> <Component>

Saadeghi's tweet image. &amp;lt;Router&amp;gt;
  &amp;lt;Wrapper&amp;gt;
    &amp;lt;Container&amp;gt;
      &amp;lt;Provider&amp;gt;
        &amp;lt;Component&amp;gt;

JavaScript’s lexer ambiguity in action. Might fool you and some weak parsers. Demo: jsfiddle.net/yo0a24dj/

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Demo: jsfiddle.net/yo0a24dj/

🚀 Excited to start a new Spring & Spring Boot Annotation Series! Each post = one annotation, its purpose & a quick example 💡 🔹 Annotation #1@Component #SpringBoot #Java #Spring #SpringAnnotations #SpringSeries

itsvaibhavp's tweet image. 🚀 Excited to start a new Spring &amp;amp; Spring Boot Annotation Series!
Each post = one annotation, its purpose &amp;amp; a quick example 💡

🔹 Annotation #1 — @Component 

#SpringBoot #Java #Spring #SpringAnnotations #SpringSeries

⚡️ Elegant TypeScript Solutions in Practice! → Union `|` → Conditional `?:` → Intersection `&` → Generics `<T>` → Constraints `extends` → Literals `'exact'` → Optional `?` See it in action 👇 #TypeScript #WebDev #JavaScript

KaraBharat's tweet image. ⚡️ Elegant TypeScript Solutions in Practice!

→ Union `|` 
→ Conditional `?:` 
→ Intersection `&amp;amp;` 
→ Generics `&amp;lt;T&amp;gt;`
→ Constraints `extends` 
→ Literals `&apos;exact&apos;` 
→ Optional `?`

See it in action 👇
#TypeScript #WebDev #JavaScript

Working in Java, but like Python syntax better? Just do it like this:

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Multidimensional array mapping with JPA and Hibernate vladmihalcea.com/multidimension…

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vladmihalcea.com/multidimension…

インタフェースが直接のスーパーインタフェースを持たないとき、暗黙にObjectで定義されたメソッドと同じシグネチャの抽象メソッドを持つことになっている。 docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/j…

kis's tweet image. インタフェースが直接のスーパーインタフェースを持たないとき、暗黙にObjectで定義されたメソッドと同じシグネチャの抽象メソッドを持つことになっている。
docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/j…

Advice for AI engineers 💡 Do you want to build cost-effective agentic workflows? Stop reading about it. Get your hands dirty. Here's a step-by-step example with full source code ↓ github.com/Liquid4All/coo…


Day 50 of #100DaysOfCode (#JavaRevision) ☕ #CoreJava - Revisited the core concepts of OOP - Understood an object’s properties & behavior - Explored encapsulation — bundling data and methods together 💻 #JavaEE - Worked with various methods of the HttpSession class to manage:…


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How To Components 💡 github.com/GoogleChrome/h… - Code examples for common UI patterns. Each element has an explanation, tests & is accessible ✅

umaar's tweet image. How To Components 💡 github.com/GoogleChrome/h… - Code examples for common UI patterns. Each element has an explanation, tests &amp;amp; is accessible ✅

Day 6 - Memory Allocation in Java In Java, memory is divided into two categories i.e stack and heap > Stack: - Used to store variables whose size is known at compile time. - Stores primitive data types (int, char, boolean, etc.). - Also stores references (addresses) to…

JhaAbhijit1's tweet image. Day 6 - Memory Allocation in Java

In Java, memory is divided into two categories i.e stack and heap

&amp;gt; Stack:
  - Used to store variables whose size is known at compile time.
  - Stores primitive data types (int, char, boolean, etc.).
  - Also stores references (addresses) to…
JhaAbhijit1's tweet image. Day 6 - Memory Allocation in Java

In Java, memory is divided into two categories i.e stack and heap

&amp;gt; Stack:
  - Used to store variables whose size is known at compile time.
  - Stores primitive data types (int, char, boolean, etc.).
  - Also stores references (addresses) to…
JhaAbhijit1's tweet image. Day 6 - Memory Allocation in Java

In Java, memory is divided into two categories i.e stack and heap

&amp;gt; Stack:
  - Used to store variables whose size is known at compile time.
  - Stores primitive data types (int, char, boolean, etc.).
  - Also stores references (addresses) to…

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