Books for more advanced Java developers?
Books for experienced programmers
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AskJava: Recommended Advanced Java books
The "bible" also known as "Effective Java" by Joshua Bloch.
And don't worry about performance too much:
"We should forget about small efficiencies, say about 97% of the time: premature optimization is the root of all evil" (Knuth)
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Hello there, I already did the MOOC of the University of Helsinki. I am currently working as Java Software Developer. I’ve started with Java half a year ago (MOOC) and finally finished it a week ago. I am currently working on projects at my work and got a lot of support from Senior Devs. But I want to step up my knowledge because I really struggle with komplex tasks. I started working on projects a week ago so it’s clear that I need my time. But I want to deepen my understanding in my sparetime. Currently I am reading About Network (OCP_UA, TCP/IP, and anything correlating to that). So I am also Reading about IOStreams, and so on. But is there a book / pdf which describes advanced topics understandable? Because I have a really hard time understanding what I’ve read. Thanks in advance
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Cay S. Horstmann: Core Java Vol.1 and 2
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Joshua Bloch: Effective Java
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