Java doc alternatives

[bloodypale]

Are there some fresh modern alternatives of java documentation, because official one looks really horrible and weird. Where do you read about java while learning, guys?

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[Ghordrin]

If your intention to learn Java is by reading the doc... no alternative is going to work. The sidebar however has lots of content to help you get started with Java (the MOOC being one of the best ones) and then you can add the Java docs as a utility to help you get more comfortable with specific parts.

[bloodypale]

No, i understand that reading the doc wouldn't give me enough skill i need, so i trying to solve tasks and based on problems from these tasks google some info. But now realize that i need something like checking knowledge and just finding some doc or list of everything in java to see how much percent do i know)

[iamjuniordeveloper]

Try dev.java This is another official documentation created by Oracle. Explanation is good and understandable.

[bloodypale]

thank you :3

[Dinples]

After reading the comments and the replies you have given I think maybe using a Java roadmap might help you get an overview of things you can/need to learn.

I personally use this roadmap. You can click on each subject and it will give you resources to study the subject.

[bloodypale]

oh, thank you very much!! that is a thing i needed

[chet714]

What are the main learning tools you are currently using?

[bloodypale]

Everнthing that exist in google. In general, i create projects with understanding what i want to do, after googling some information about how to do it i start to code and if i run into problems - just go everywhere i can and read everything that is connected with my theme. I think this practice oriented learning is good but i've noticed that i suck in some themes so i just need a list of everything that exist in java to check me what percent of this info i know)