Not so far time ago, I and 10per Team started the CheckPoint education course for students of "Kyiv Polytechnic Institute". The main idea is to declare learning topics which are required for a good start of development (Java / JavaScript) and then provide education materials (multiple sources for each topic). This is a formula which can lead students to the future professional software development.
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The 2014 is over and it's time to start implement all plans. But which plans can have an usual Java developer? It's not a trivial question because someone want to buy a new sweater with moose and someone want to build an awesome web project. Since this is a technical blog, I'll think in a programming and professional directions.
It doesn’t matter what position you occupy in IT, you can be a software developer or DBA, but you need to know how a good bug report looks like. If you are from the QA department, you need to pay extra attention to this post. The theme of the article is the creation of bug reports. In this short article I will explain what is a bug report, from what parts it should consist and what is the purpose of each field in the report.
A lot of Java beginners don't even think about their career perspective, they just learn Java Core, then Java EE, ME or some library. However after that they are confused because it seems there is no way to grow further. How to avoid such situation? How to make the study process more rational and easy? Today I want to try to get answer on this question.
Every java developer faces with a situation when he needs to see the source of some java class. But not always libraries are completed with the source code, and you can't see the sources by simply clicking on the "F3" button. So in such situations you need to use decompiler... How to use java decompiler in Eclipse? This post gives an answer on the question.