Re: How do I become buzzword compliant?
Paul Tomblin wrote:
I've been programming professionally in Java since 1998, and C++ since
1987. I've been doing a mixture of network, database and Swing
applications, but all "hand rolled" (ie. I write the code myself rather
than using an interface builder). I think I know what a Bean is, although
since I don't use an interface builder or provide libraries for other
people, I don't really use them. I know object oriented programming
inside and out and bought the book "Design Patterns" just so I could find
out the names of the concepts I was already using.
How do I take all this Java and OO knowledge and turn it into the
buzzwords that I see on job postings like "J2EE", "EJB", "Struts", etc.
Are there good tutorials or books so I can read up on these things?
You can look up abbreviations via wikipedia or google.
To understand them is something completely different - that
requires a lot of work.
But the SUN J2EE (or JEE) tutorial would probably be a good
place to start.
Arne