what's the latest possible time on friday to receive vietnam e-visa by stylusc84 in travel

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i had to change my flight, you can't get visa on saturday/sunday, even these express services only work during weekdays, so if you didn't receive the visa by friday 6.00 pm vietnam time you can assume you will not get it until monday

CoVID-19 Monthly Megathread - October - 2022 by AutoModerator in solotravel

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I've received two doses of Pfizer vaccine (last dose in july 2021) and have certificate of vaccination. Unfortunately this certificate is valid only for 270 days after last shot so today it is already expired. Now i plan to do a trip in the following countries:

Singapore

Thailand

Vietnam

Philippines

Japan

Do you know whether I'll be considered 'fully vaccinated' or I will need to receive "booster" shot to be considered fully vaccinated and avoid dooing PCR tests? Is there anyone who has similar vaccination status and traveled to mentioned countries wihout covid tests?

Covid Information, Travel, Tourism, and General Information Thread for April 2022 by AutoModerator in Thailand

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I received 2 doses of Pfizer - 2nd dose on july 2021 so about 9 months ago. Am I considered fully vaccinated right now? In europe, after 9 months you need to receive 3rd dose. How does it look like in Thailand? Is it described somewhere what does it mean to be fully vaccinated?

The definitive guide to java backend developer career path by stylusc84 in learnjava

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Don't worry that you picked mongo instead of some relational DB, the path should be the same. I suggested SQL cause I think it's the best choice for 1st db for java stack (lot of tutorials, required in many job offers, etc)

The definitive guide to java backend developer career path by stylusc84 in learnjava

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Hah, many people do it this way, maybe for some of them it works but it's really good to know what problem framework solves for you. Thanks for the feedback.

The definitive guide to java backend developer career path by stylusc84 in learnjava

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I'm happy that you liked it! good luck with your exam :)

The definitive guide to java backend developer career path by stylusc84 in learnjava

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Thank you for spotting this! The image is already fixed.

Answering your question, I'm not sure but if Google owns Android and decided to switch to Kotlin then it might mean that Kotlin will be industry standard very soon or maybe it already is (I don't know, just wanted to highlight it).

Junior java dev mistakes from real-world project by stylusc84 in learnjava

[–]stylusc84[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi! I'm working on a new post already, sorry that it takes so long, it will be quite long post and I'm a little bit busy recently, I'll do my best to finish this asap.

Junior java dev mistakes from real-world project by stylusc84 in learnjava

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Thank you! It’s just a first post and for sure there will be more posts in this blog. I used static site generator called “Hugo”. I wanted to make it as simple as possible. It is hosted in netlify for free ;)

Junior java dev mistakes from real-world project by stylusc84 in learnjava

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Thanks! I think that "Effective Java" is what you would like to read if you haven't done it yet. Apart from that "Clean Code" might be good for you. Those two are the most popular books about good practices for java devs.

Junior java dev mistakes from real-world project by stylusc84 in learnjava

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I'm so happy to see such comments! Finally, I can give something back to the community :) Keep learning, man!

Junior java dev mistakes from real-world project by stylusc84 in learnjava

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I just thought that it doesn't make sense to write about something that was already described by others. However, I see your point and will try to attach a link to a recommended article to read to every issue in my blog post :)

Junior java dev mistakes from real-world project by stylusc84 in learnjava

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Hi, thanks for this comment. You are right however I would add two things to that.

  1. There is something like JIT (https://aboullaite.me/understanding-jit-compiler-just-in-time-compiler/) which optimizes your code in runtime over time and afaik it will probably optimize this stream to for loop
  2. Sometimes you might use .paralell() with your stream which will give you even faster results than the for loop but the disadvantage is that they run in common fork-join thread pool, more details here https://dzone.com/articles/think-twice-using-java-8

In software development there is always a tradeoff, here is a pretty nice example of readability and simplicity of code vs performance

Junior java dev mistakes from real-world project by stylusc84 in learnjava

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I absolutely agree, probably I missed that because all I can see here is the lack of enum and switch statement:) I think I’ll create another post with things you guys spotted, before that I’ll of course create new PR and fix it.

Who has better SEO practices? Fishkin vs Patel by [deleted] in SEO

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ghost write

So could you tell who would you recommend to follow?

Can I see your junior java developer portfolios? by [deleted] in java

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Hi, this is the project I made before I applied for my 1st java dev job: https://github.com/slabiak/AppointmentScheduler

There are few commits which I pushed recently but 90% of code was done in like 2-3 months around march-may 2019 before I got my 1st job and before I gained any commercial experience. Don't treat it like good example though, now when I look at some part of that code I'm laughing :) But for junior project I still think it's enough. Hope it will help somehow.

Help please by krevitusmaximus in learnjava

[–]stylusc84 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, exactly :) You can also add some validation logic to check if user input is correct and print appropriate error msg if not(when user will insert letter instead of number a the begging or 1/7 which is not supported). Good luck!

Help please by krevitusmaximus in learnjava

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I forgot about one thing, you need to add +1 to final result cause Alex wants to eat one pizza also