[FREE] Java Programming Tutorials for beginners

[GyuriX]

Latest episode (#13):
Learn 10 important file management tactics in Java RIGHT NOW


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I am currently preparing a new completely FREE Java programming tutorials series for You.

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[YoloSanta]

I'll check out the videos later on, but vouch for any users helping out the community !

 

[King Dynasty]

I'd personally like a tutorial series as the tutorials out there now are outdated and as Yolo already said, anyone who is helping the community gets a vouch from me aswell.

 

[GyuriX]

I'll check out the videos later on, but vouch for any users helping out the community !

I'd personally like a tutorial series as the tutorials out there now are outdated and as Yolo already said, anyone who is helping the community gets a vouch from me aswell.

I am glad to hear you are interested about it. If you have any questions or are looking to get information about a specific topic, leave a comment to the last episodes description

 

[luaq]

"episode[0]" is my title suggestion

 

[LaunchedFireFly]

nice, keep it up

 

[ItsHoney]

Good idea, but I'd honestly recommend covering harder topics first because usually youtubers lost motivation before they cover that part, and since so many people learn from youtube here, we see bad practise everywhere. Harder topics include stuff like inheriting, encapsulation, OOP, interface etc.

 

[iPhyri]

Nice

 

[Randomizable]

Ill definitely be checking this out!

 

[GyuriX]

I would love it if you would make a video about OOP and how it works, and how to avoid statics etc as it is a hard subject for me and some others as well.

As you can see I have mentioned the basics of these in the videos, but as times go on if you keep watching all of the new episodes, you will completely understand it.

 

[Killstreak702]

You should really use proper naming conventions if you're going to attempt people how to learn Java. Looks like you're using Python's naming conventions

 

[Intellerino]

I'll definitely check this out, vouch for this person who wants to help out the java community and small devs who want to learn more (like me). Keep up the good work!

 

[GyuriX]

You should really use proper naming conventions if you're going to attempt people how to learn Java. Looks like you're using Python's naming conventions

What do you mean exactly? Which naming convention was incorrect in my video?

 

[Clyde]

What do you mean exactly? Which naming convention was incorrect in my video?

Packages can contain a numeric character, but not class names.

In this case you used "Lesson1" which is not proper.

You could do "FirstLesson" as a more proper name for a class.

What you could do though is this (I'll use my packaging as an example):
net.toonbasic.lesson1.LessonOne
or
net.toonbasic.lesson1.FirstLesson

Are those the best ways to name something? No. Is it more proper in following the rules of Java naming conventions? Yes.

 

[AlanLorder354562]

Nice! I am interested.

 

[GyuriX]

Not bad but I’d get rid of the “UFO spotted” video mic you have going.
Kind of hard to hear.

Watch the latest episode, is the sound quality better there? [DOUBLEPOST=1553956308][/DOUBLEPOST]This one:

 

[Dylan]

Vouch for doing good in plugin development with updated tutorials.

 

[GyuriX]

Homeworks solved

It's important to watch the previous episodes first and try to solve them alone, before watching this one