We write our web server in Java (Compare Get and Post requests)
Before writing code for your own http server in Java, the developer must clearly understand how requests for sockets are processed and how GET and POST requests differ from each other. By the way, this is very often asked during interviews with juniors. Belarusian programmer Evgeniy Kaplarchuk decided to clearly explain the process of implementing a web server in Java. After watching the video, you can download the code for the example presented in it to become familiar with this topic in more detail. The GitHub link is in the description below the video.
Programmer about 6 years of experience in Yandex
Is it worth giving up a stable and highly paid job at Yandex for a ghostly career as a team lead in a small startup? Not all developers are ready to give a definite answer to this question. Every choice carries potential risk. If you stay at your old job, after a few years you may regret the lost chance. On the other hand, not all startups take off. Grigory, a former backend developer at Yandex, talks about his story: six years of experience working in the largest Russian IT company, and then moving to a startup. Interestingly, Grigory joined Yandex as an intern, having gone all the way from junior to senior.
Java Junior real interview | Collection API
It just so happens that questions about the Collection API are very often asked during interviews to juniors, middles, and seniors. Kiev Java developer Vitaly Karnaukh made two videos: the first of them is a real online interview with one of the juniors. True, it does not contain the entire interview, but only the part that is dedicated to the Collection API. The second video consists of analysis and explanations of the correct answers. If you want to delve deeper into the topic of Java collections, we recommend watching both videos.
How to become a programmer? 10 tips for beginners!
An excellent motivational video with useful tips for beginners. How to choose the right learning format and not give up learning a language after a couple of months? Is it possible for a beginner to write bad code? Why you can’t “work at your desk” and what alternatives there are. You will learn the answers to these and many other questions by watching Artem Tatarenko’s video. If you've been learning a programming language for a long time, you probably already know a lot of what you're about to hear. But even then, you may find nuggets of useful information.
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