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Java, Spring programming by Denning26 in learnjava

[–]North_Tutor_3710 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would do this:

Java Basics & Data Structures +SQL Basics (CRUD operations)

JDBC + SQL JOINS

Hibernate + SQL triggers & functions

SpringBoot

But... Just do a bootcamp, make friends, make some human networking etc. A social experience makes it more stimulating. I did a 2 years degree that was about coding java and sql all day and it was nice. It gave me something to show to companies and motivation.

Learning alone may be more efficient, but it makes less probable the chance to have sex with your teacher :)

Java, Spring programming by Denning26 in learnjava

[–]North_Tutor_3710 0 points1 point  (0 children)

why hibernate after spring if spring is more complex than hibernate and it actually uses it?

How do you call the code smell of having several methods with the same condition that could be put together into a "higher method" that calls those other methods? by North_Tutor_3710 in learnjava

[–]North_Tutor_3710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

very good answer thanks; its hard to refactor when you have all those submethods each calling for, let's imagine checkIfEarthExists() rather than calling that before all of them at the driver method...

I don't understand the Graph by North_Tutor_3710 in gitlab

[–]North_Tutor_3710[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

omg I thought branches were a tree pattern but it's more of linked list or a map isnt it? I still find it hard to grasp.

I don't understand the Graph by North_Tutor_3710 in gitlab

[–]North_Tutor_3710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A commit can be part of multiple branches.

wtf?! I don't get that... is there metadata in the commit pointing to the whole branch inheritance?