Java Developer Skills You Need to Know RIGHT NOW!

In this video, we will be discussing 13 skills that a Java developer should learn in order to stay current in the field.

There is a lot of demand of Java software engineers and learning these skills will get your self job ready.

#java #coding #amigoscode

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⭐ Table Of Contents ⭐
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00:00 - Into
01:39 - Linux
02:25 - Git
02:53 - Java
03:39 - Testing
04:46 - Build Tools
05:31 - Spring Boot
07:09 - Databases
07:45 - Security
08:38 - Microservices
10:21 - Docker
10:51 - Kubernetes
11:29 - AWS
13:29 - CI/CD
15:07 - Outro

PS: Let me know if you I missed something that you think should be included.

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❤️ Thanks for watching

[shadan]

The best thing about Nelson is that he explains any kind of concepts so clearly. 🙂

[zb]

Right on time - I got a job that mainly uses Java and I’m coming from web dev js/typescript background and I have been binge watching your videos to get up to speed. Peace and much love brother and thank you for all that you do!

[josecaldev]

Loving this format of the skill path recommended. Could you deep dive in other languages and technoogies like Mobile development, Data science, Python, and doing this same format? Really liked it

[henrynnonyelu]

Is really difficult to work as an app support engineer and self-learning Java. I really need to become a Software Engineer. I'm hungry for that role. Thanks for this big picture.

[potaetoupotautoe]

wow, this was a new video uploaded just today. Looking forward to the Java tutorial amigo. Thanks for being our sensei.

[shockerblaze]

@1:08 "you just have to put in the work" and that is it!

[tshedupgyeltshen]

I am really grateful to all the tutorials that you share with us. They are really informative and help me with better coding. Would be grateful if you could show us with spring batch processing.

Thank you!
💌 from Bhutan.

[ghostcoderz]

Hi, I really love the way you explain the programming concepts in crisp manner. Could you please also make a video/course specifically for learning Data Structures and Algorithms as it is the basic requirement for all the developers?

Really looking forward to your video on DS and Algo 😃

[سراب-ثح]

thanks brother, jazaka allahu khayran

[HosniBoun]

Your explanation is absolutely AMAZING, Thank you brother.

[Boleelee]

Peace be with you Nelson. Can you please do a session on defensive coding?

[cosyrelaxedwhitenoise]

Could you please make a video on how to install Linux on our machine? Thanks :D I appreciate your help and time.

[peterb]

I recommend you to add the following ones:
Openshift
RabbitMQ
Kafka
Redis
JavaEE

[Davidku]

This is more like backend tools everyone needs to know

[costacode]

Could you detail the skills needed in Javascript as well you did it with Java?

[josepolovaldenebro]

Maybe you missed GKE or Azure... you talked about AWS but not about those others Cloud providers....

[spencerrobles]

Man, it's so hard to apply for a dev position here in the philippines. i aim for java developer position

[zeeshankhan]

Walikum assalam may allah accept your deeds and bless you and keep doing this type of works it is very helpful for like us

[manojkumar-jtfw]

To learn a relational database, should i learn SQL 1st ? or i can directly learn PL-SQL or MySQL ?
Please sugges me

[iuriigorbaniuk]

Is there a full-fledged online Java course where you can master these technologies and skills?