12 Rules For Pro Coders. Pro Coder Series, #1
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- Date de parution15/04/2024
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- ÉditeurMountain Summit Press, LLC
Résumé
Want to unlock your potential as a pro coder?Grab 12 Rules For Pro Coders and discover what they didn't teach at your university or boot camp program! Learn critical skills in tools, environment, production, testing, communication, and more. Written by best-selling author and former Spring teammate Greg Turnquist, 12 Rules For Pro Coders is the best investment you can make in yourself as a pro coder.
Chock full of wisdom and experience, it has the lessons not taught anywhere else. Greg L. Turnquist worked on the Spring team for over thirteen years and is a technical content engineer at Cockroach Labs. He was the lead developer for Spring Data JPA, Spring Web Services, and a committer to Spring HATEOAS, Spring Data, Spring Boot, and R2DBC. He wrote Packt's best-selling title, Learning Spring Boot 2.0 2nd Edition, and its 3rd Edition follow-up as well as Hacking with Spring Boot 2.3: Reactive Edition and other titles.
He co-founded the Nashville Java User Group in 2010 and hasn't met a Java app (yet) that he doesn't like.
Chock full of wisdom and experience, it has the lessons not taught anywhere else. Greg L. Turnquist worked on the Spring team for over thirteen years and is a technical content engineer at Cockroach Labs. He was the lead developer for Spring Data JPA, Spring Web Services, and a committer to Spring HATEOAS, Spring Data, Spring Boot, and R2DBC. He wrote Packt's best-selling title, Learning Spring Boot 2.0 2nd Edition, and its 3rd Edition follow-up as well as Hacking with Spring Boot 2.3: Reactive Edition and other titles.
He co-founded the Nashville Java User Group in 2010 and hasn't met a Java app (yet) that he doesn't like.
Want to unlock your potential as a pro coder?Grab 12 Rules For Pro Coders and discover what they didn't teach at your university or boot camp program! Learn critical skills in tools, environment, production, testing, communication, and more. Written by best-selling author and former Spring teammate Greg Turnquist, 12 Rules For Pro Coders is the best investment you can make in yourself as a pro coder.
Chock full of wisdom and experience, it has the lessons not taught anywhere else. Greg L. Turnquist worked on the Spring team for over thirteen years and is a technical content engineer at Cockroach Labs. He was the lead developer for Spring Data JPA, Spring Web Services, and a committer to Spring HATEOAS, Spring Data, Spring Boot, and R2DBC. He wrote Packt's best-selling title, Learning Spring Boot 2.0 2nd Edition, and its 3rd Edition follow-up as well as Hacking with Spring Boot 2.3: Reactive Edition and other titles.
He co-founded the Nashville Java User Group in 2010 and hasn't met a Java app (yet) that he doesn't like.
Chock full of wisdom and experience, it has the lessons not taught anywhere else. Greg L. Turnquist worked on the Spring team for over thirteen years and is a technical content engineer at Cockroach Labs. He was the lead developer for Spring Data JPA, Spring Web Services, and a committer to Spring HATEOAS, Spring Data, Spring Boot, and R2DBC. He wrote Packt's best-selling title, Learning Spring Boot 2.0 2nd Edition, and its 3rd Edition follow-up as well as Hacking with Spring Boot 2.3: Reactive Edition and other titles.
He co-founded the Nashville Java User Group in 2010 and hasn't met a Java app (yet) that he doesn't like.