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Java runs almost everywhere. Scaling down to sensors and feature phones, scaling up to powerful servers with dozens of CPU cores, running on a wide range of operating systems, and with countless libraries and frameworks, there are few situations where Java could not be used. And while Java first emerged more than 20 years ago, the language is still growing and evolving today.
Whether you’re new to the Java language and need to get oriented, or have used it for a while and want to polish your skills, Edument has the training you need. Our courses include coverage of modern Java features, such as generics and lambda expressions.
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Modern TDD in Java
Test-Driven Utveckling (TDD) sätter testning i centrum för utvecklingsprocessen. Istället för att testning blir en tråkig, tidskomprimerad buggjakt som kommer efter implementationen, låter TDD oss använda automatiserade tester för att driva och stödja själva implementationsprocessen. Rätt applicerad kan TDD leda till bättre designad, mer felfri programvara som utvecklare kan känna tillförsikt kommer att utvecklas och utvidgas i takt med nya krav.
Intermediate Java
This course will present you with some advanced concepts in Java.
Beginning Java
This course provides an introduction to the Java language.
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