JAVA: Andrey Paikin - Checkstyle: theory and practice
The report by senior developer Andrey Paikin, who works at one of the largest outsourcing companies in Eastern Europe, EPAM, is dedicated to the checkstyle static analyzer. An integral part of the CI process in many projects, checkstyle helps automatically check the format of Java code. In his speech, Andrey talks about the purpose and application options of the static analyzer. A separate part of the report is devoted to how exactly code is analyzed using checkstyle, and what limitations it has in its operation. The video recording will be useful both for those who already use checkstyle and for those who are just thinking about it.
Creating a backend in Java/SpringBoot/RESTful
If you are looking at specializing as a backend developer, be sure to watch this video. It is intended just for those beginners who would like to gain practical skills in working with the software and hardware in Java/SpringBoot/RESTful to call a service from the frontend in Angular. The author of the video creates a SpringBoot project in the IntelliJ IDEA environment, clearly commenting on each stage of his actions. In addition to the link to the project source code, you can check out the second part of the video, which is dedicated to creating a frontend in Angular and calling a RESTful service.
Analysis of stereotypes about programmers from programmers
This is a fascinating stream in which five programmers, in a relaxed atmosphere, examine the authenticity of common stereotypes about representatives of the IT industry. Is it true that developers make a lot of money by pressing buttons on the computer? Is it difficult to get into IT? Are all programmers really nerds and bearded lumberjacks? Many of them want to go abroad, and are foreign companies interested in developers from the CIS? You will find out the answers to these and other questions by watching the recording of this hour and a half stream.
Why do I want to leave? | Cons of Silicon Valley and the USA
Dreaming of working for world-famous IT corporations, many forget about the other side of the coin: the disadvantages of life in Silicon Valley. As it turns out, in addition to the high cost of real estate, which everyone probably already knows about, living in the vicinity of San Francisco and San Jose has a number of other disadvantages. Moreover, these shortcomings are so serious that because of them, some IT specialists and members of their families are ready to leave sunny California forever. All this is discussed in the video presented to you by YouTube blogger Victoria Borodina, who is also the wife of a successful developer from Amazon.
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