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Video Weekend #100. We study the Iterator pattern and the Iterable interface, ensure the security of Java applications, practice pair programming and debunk the fears of juniors

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Java. About Iterator and Iterable with examples

Developer Sergey Arkhipov explains what the Iterator pattern and the Iterable interface are in Java. Using specific examples, you will learn what Iterator is for and how to use it. Sergey also covered the issue of deleting and inserting elements into a LinkedList in constant time. In the description under the video there is a link to the sources of the code shown in the video.

Alexey Babenko - +10 to Java code security in 10 minutes

The Java language is considered a fairly safe language because the JVM protects executable code from violating array boundaries, its pointers have strict restrictions on their use, and type casting and variable initialization are well organized. However, there are a number of flaws in Java that can lead to application compromise. Alexey Babenko will outline in detail what you should pay special attention to when developing an application to make it more secure from hackers.

Pair programming

If you are not yet familiar with pair programming, today you can learn all the benefits of this practice of working with code. Artem Dimitrov will tell you in detail why programming with a partner can be very effective for solving certain problems, including learning.

How to get into IT and not get burned out from anxiety, failure and impostor syndrome - Problems of Junes

The hosts of the “307 Packages” podcast raised in their video the topic of combating fears in the workplace, a pressing issue for many newcomers to IT. During an hour and a half conversation, they discussed how to overcome the fear of not passing the probationary period, how to stop comparing yourself to other programmers, and many other pressing issues for juniors.
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