About this Track
Java made its debut in 1995 and is now the most popular language in the world. It is commonly used for everything from smartphones, tablets, watches, servers, information security, artificial intelligence, games, and even robots. Because of its maturity and popularity, learning Java is a great way to land a software development job in just about any market. This track will guide you through the more intermediate parts of the language and help you gain the experience and confidence you need to explore any direction your programming adventures may lead.
An entry-level salary for the technologies covered in this track is about $70,000 / yr on average. Some companies that use these technologies regularly include: eBay, PayPal, Amazon, Google, Twitter, Mint.com, Square, and Facebook
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| Hours | 18 |
| Instructors | Craig Dennis, Chris Ramacciotti |
| Language | English |
| Subjects | Programming |
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Java/J2ee/Spring with JBPM ( USC & GC ) Only $58k
Java / J2EE Applications Developer $69k
Junior Java UI Developer $74k
JAVA/JEE Engineer (multiple openings) $81k
Java and Web Programmer Contractor $86k
Credit Electronic Trading Java Developer $102k
Solution Architect Java $122k
Java Web Services Architect $129k
Owner Java Developer $152k
Java Backend Developer $176k
Principal Java Developer Manager $183k
Senior Java Developer from Mindtree Ltd $192k
Courses in this Track
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Regular Expressions are an extremely handy tool to have at your disposal. They are also incredibly intimidating looking if you don’t know how or why someone is using them. Regular... Treehouse |
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Local Development Environments This course will introduce you how to set up your development environment on your local machine. We will take a deeper look at the Java technology and learn tips, tricks and best... Treehouse |
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Lambdas are anonymous functions. They were added to the language in Java 8, and can be used any place a Single Abstract Method was used before.Segments in this WorkshopOld School... Treehouse |
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Unit testing is a Java best practice that ensures your code is working how it was intended. It is a critical habit that you should develop early on in your coding adventures.What... Treehouse |
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Dependency Management with Gradle This workshop will walk through what dependencies are, why you want them, how to use them, and finally how to manage them.Segments in this WorkshopDependencies Introducing Gradle... Treehouse |
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Introduction to Functional Programming Functional Programming is an old paradigm, but one that is relatively new to Java world. In this course we will explore how to take advantage of the power that comes with thinking... Treehouse |
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Annotations have rapidly become the preferred approach to integrating powerful third-party libraries into your own Java applications. In this course, we'll first explore the basic... Treehouse |
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Developing applications for distribution usually involves the use of a build tool. In the Java world, this is likely either Gradle or Maven. In this workshop, we'll explore the... Treehouse |
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Debugging an Existing Java Application We developers spend more than half our time maintaining code. In this course you will get armed with some helpful debugging tools and practices that will help you navigate around... Treehouse |
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JavaFX is the de facto way to make Graphical User Interfaces (or GUIs) in Java. It is robust and customizable, and getting familiar with its APIs will expose many application... Treehouse |
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| From | Treehouse |
|---|---|
| Hours | 18 |
| Instructors | Craig Dennis, Chris Ramacciotti |
| Language | English |
| Subjects | Programming |
Careers
An overview of related careers and their average salaries in the US. Bars indicate income percentile (33rd - 99th).
Java/J2ee/Spring with JBPM ( USC & GC ) Only $58k
Java / J2EE Applications Developer $69k
Junior Java UI Developer $74k
JAVA/JEE Engineer (multiple openings) $81k
Java and Web Programmer Contractor $86k
Credit Electronic Trading Java Developer $102k
Solution Architect Java $122k
Java Web Services Architect $129k
Owner Java Developer $152k
Java Backend Developer $176k
Principal Java Developer Manager $183k
Senior Java Developer from Mindtree Ltd $192k
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