14 Must Read Blogs For Java Developer

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14 Must Read Blogs For Java

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14 Must Read Blogs For Java Developer
Table of Content
1. Java Code Geeks
2. JGuru
3. InfoQs Java Section
4. JavaWorld
5. Java, SQL And JOOQ.
6. The Java Source
7. Miles To Go 3.0
8. Vanilla #Java
9. Spring By Pivotal
10. Codedependent
11. PhraseApp Blog
12. Serious Pony
13. Mechanical Sympathy
14. Java Deep
If you are thinking that self-learning Java development through blogs, online courses and
tutorials is a waste of time, you might want to rethink that What creates high demand for
Java developers is the versatility of the Java language; it can easily serve for any purpose. Good
Java developers can make a lot of money and most of them admit that they basically gained
their skills and knowledge through online resources, especially blogs.
If you want to succeed in the world of Java development, there is no way getting around blogs
run by the gurus of the industry. But what makes just another blog a great one for Java
developers? It does not necessarily have to be written by Java developer to qualify as one. First
and foremost, the posts should not only be interesting and useful, but also exciting and easy to
read. Also, it is crucial that the author actually loves what he writes about, the passion always
shows through. Lastly, we value fresh content and regular updates.
These must read Java blogs will keep you ahead in software development:
1. Java Code Geeks
Java Code Geeks is an independent online community motivated on building Java to Java
developers resource center. The blog offers the readers daily news written by domain experts,
articles, tutorials, reviews, announcements, code snippets and open source projects. You can
also find valuable information on software development, Android and Agile framework.
Follow @javacodegeeks on Twitter.
2. JGuru
Once you have learned the basics of Java, it is time to get to the exciting part. And the best way
to do so is to start learning directly for the best developers. jGuru gives you access to some of
the best tips and practices from the true professionals of the industry.
jGuru is part of the Developer.com network.
Follow @JGGuruu on Twitter.
3. InfoQs Java Section
InfoQ is more professionally-shaped Java resource website, where developers can find all the
news and articles related to Java development.
The best part about InfoQ is that it offers actual interviews with Java experts like Todd
Montgomery.
Follow @InfoQ on Twitter.
4. JavaWorld
Java developers, managers and architects find Java World equally useful as it is one of the most
informative websites on Java. You can find lots of tips from true Java experts on several blogs
hosted on the page along with useful tutorials and white papers.
Follow @javaworldcom on Twitter.
5. Java, SQL And JOOQ.
The blog is run by Geekery GmbH and is updated regularly with some quality tips on Javas use
case as a database mapping tool. It is a great option for those who would like to improve their
Java codes and general knowledge for intense Java projects.
Follow @JavaOOQ on Twitter.
6. The Java Source
If you are looking for trustworthy resources on Java from the actual people of Java, then this is
the place. Get access to insider news from Oracles Java team through The Java Source. Oracle
features several Java focused blogs, among them The Java Tutorials Blog, The Aquarium,
Java.net.
Follow @java on Twitter.
7. Miles To Go 3.0
The blog belong to the vice president of developer advocacy at Couchbase, Arun Gupta. The
blog already features 2000+ posts on technology. Arun also founded the Devoxx4Kids US to
promote programming among children and has written several books on technology.
Follow @arungupta on Twitter.
8. Vanilla #Java
The blog is run by Peter Lawrey, innovative developer of high performance Java systems. He is
focused on helping others better understand how core Java really works to make app writing
process simpler and easier.
Peter is a lead developer on the OpenHFT project and a principal consultant at Higher
Frequency Trading.
Follow @PeterLawrey on Twitter.
9. Spring By Pivotal
The blog of Spring by Pivotal is run by Juergen Hoeller, principal at Pivotal Inc. and a
co-founder of the Spring Framework.
Follow @springcentral on Twitter.
10. Codedependent
Code Dependent a blog by Chet Haase. Senior software engineer at Google. Chet refers to
himself as a true software geek; he works on Android graphics and animation with previous
projects with Adobe on Flex, Sun on the JDK and other projects at Silicon Valley. He has worked
on everything Java related and has a lot to share through his blog.
Chet is also a co-author of Filthy Rich Clients: Developing Animated and Graphical Effects for
Desktop Java Applications.
Follow @chethaase on Twitter.
11. PhraseApp Blog
You have probably heard about PhraseApp otherwise you wouldnt read our blog, right. Our
blog is equally useful for engineers who spend a lot of time on localization of templates and
product managers, who are just getting started.
Our blog offers various informative posts and tutorials, as well as interviews with experts of the
industry.
Follow @phraseapp on Twitter.
12. Serious Pony
Even though you might get distracted with some ponies on Kathy Sierras blog, there are some
true gems hidden there. This is a second blog by Kathy. She ended her previous blog Creating
Passionate Users in 2007 and started Serious Pony, which is mostly about the science of
badass, game design, coding, DSLR video and learning theory.
Kathy used to be a master trainer at Sun. She is an experienced game developer and a
programming instructor. She founded an online community JavaRanch.
She is also a co-author of Head First Java.
Follow @seriouspony on Twitter.
13. Mechanical Sympathy
Martin Thompson is focused on exploring the capabilities of modern hardware and sharing the
results on his blog. He is a former CTO and co-founder of LMAX.
Some of his popular posts include Java Garbage Collection Distilled, Compact Off-Heap
Structures/Tuples In Java, Single Writer Principle and M
emory Barriers/Fences.
Follow @mjpt777 on Twitter.
14. Java Deep
The Java Deep blog is purely about Java and nothing else. It is a technical Java oriented blog by
Peter Verhas. Peter usually posts on Wednesdays.
Follow @verhas on Twitter.
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