Teach me Java (Paid)

[Ludde]

I want to learn java very in depth and I want it to be hands on learning. I am willing to pay reasonable prices but I also dont want to go broke. I have little previous experience. If your interested please add me on discord. Ludde#0192

Requirements:
Worked with Java for atleast a year
Has a working mic
Can be on at least a few times a week
Will help for a reasonable price

 

[Samuel]

Why not just watch tutorials? Many, many resources out there for learning Java.

 

[Ludde]

Why not just watch tutorials? Many, many resources out there for learning Java.

Yeah I know but the ones on youtube arent that good and If I have questions or anything like that unless its a small channel its not going to get answered. Also like I said I want a hands on experience in learning it.

 

[Samuel]

Yeah I know but the ones on youtube arent that good and If I have questions or anything like that unless its a small channel its not going to get answered. Also like I said I want a hands on experience in learning it.

One of the most important things you'll ever learn as a developer is how and what to Google. You shouldn't be leaving comments to ask questions, you should be Googling. Tutorials on YouTube are perfectly fine.

 

[Ludde]

One of the most important things you'll ever learn as a developer is how and what to Google. You shouldn't be leaving comments to ask questions, you should be Googling. Tutorials on YouTube are perfectly fine.

Ok thanks for the advice Ill give it a shot.

 

[Nerm]

Yeah I know but the ones on youtube arent that good and If I have questions or anything like that unless its a small channel its not going to get answered. Also like I said I want a hands on experience in learning it.

You can use several websites to learn Java, I still have yet to complete these websites.

• SoloLearn
• Cave of Programming
• Udacity

Citation to those links can be found here
https://github.com/EbookFoundation/free-programming-books/blob/master/free-courses-en.md#java

 

[Perotin]

Add me on discord @ Perotin#3447, I can help you out for free with stuff but if you really want to learn you should go to some of the resources Nerm listed. Another good resource is https://teamtreehouse.com

 

[Ludde]

You can use several websites to learn Java, I still have yet to complete these websites.

• SoloLearn
• Cave of Programming
• Udacity

Citation to those links can be found here
https://github.com/EbookFoundation/free-programming-books/blob/master/free-courses-en.md#java

Thanks!

 

[HippoPlayz]

Text Version - https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/tutorials/j-introtojava1/

Video Version -

Mate, if you even call yourself a Java developer and you program in a text editor... I have no words left to describe you...

 

[Callam]

Mate, if you even call yourself a Java developer and you program in a text editor... I have no words left to describe you...

I'd be more upset if you call yourself a developer and don't know how to run code outside of an IDE and develop in a text editor.

 

[Samuel]

Mate, if you even call yourself a Java developer and you program in a text editor... I have no words left to describe you...

So what you're saying is that to be a Java developer, you must use a glorified auto-correct? Typing it all out yourself isn't showing that you know what you're doing? Words of a moron, for sure.

 

[KingWampy]

The best Java course you will find. https://www.udemy.com/java-the-complete-java-developer-course/