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Top 10 Websites for Advanced-level Java Developers

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this is my collection of websites for advanced level java developers. these websites provide news, answers to popular questions, interview questions, science lectures, etc. quality is the key factor of good websites. in my opinion, they all have the highest quality. in the following, i will also share how i use these websites for learning or for fun.

1. stackoverflow.com

stackoverflow.com is probably the most popular website in the programming world. there are millions of good questions and answers. learning an api or a programming language often rely on code examples, stackoverflow has a lot of code segments.

another good thing about stackoverflow is that it is social. you can view questions under some certain tags, e.g. “java” and “regex”, then you can see what question is most frequently asked and most voted. this can serve as a good resource for learning, also a good resource to write popular topics of java bloggers.

stackoverflow

url: http://stackoverflow.com/

2. dzone.com

i would say this website is fun, lots of developers share their blog articles. it is like an adventure, you never know what you are going to read next from this site.

dzone

url: http://www.dzone.com

3. leetcode.com

if interview question is java specific, like “what array look like in memory in java”, you can get answers from java websites. however, if the question is something like “how to convert an sorted array to a balanced tree”, then leetcode is the right place to go. it is a social platform for preparing it technical interviews and contains a collection of algorithm related questions. the best part is that it also has an online judge which can check if your code is correct or not by feeding different size of data. to be successful in a technical interview, they believe it is mainly repeating these three important steps: code → read → discuss.

leetcode

url: http://leetcode.com/

4. java se technical documentation

this website contains all documents you will need to use api of java se. even if you are an advanced level java developer, i’m pretty sure that you will find something useful and official here. for example, you can read some tutorials of “essential java classes”, “deployment”, etc.

oracle-doc

url: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/

5. github

you probably know that you can host your projects free there, but you may not know it is an excellent resource for learning java libraries and frameworks. for instance, if you want to learn spring mvc framework, you can search and find some open source projects. as the “monkey see monkey do” rule works for learning frameworks, you will be able to learn the frameworks quickly by examples, especially you are an experienced developers.

github

url: https://github.com/

6. coursera

this is the best site for video lectures. you can find a lot of good computer science courses from famous professors of top schools. some of them are even the inventor of some computer science areas.

courseera

url: https://www.coursera.org/

7. java world

this site contains a large collection of java tutorials on various kinds of topics. a lot of articles are well written and has pictures/diagram for illustrations. it can be used as a book for deep learning.

javaworld

url: http://www.javaworld.com/

8. ibm developerworks

it has a lot of nice articles wrtten by ibm people.

ibm

url: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/

9. wikipedia

this is one of the best resources for looking up and learning almost any concepts. for example, as an experienced java developer you may just want to know some concept, but not learn much. this is a great place to find updated information for free. for example, what is service-oriented programming .

wiki

url: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/

10. program creek

comparing with the above 9 websites, the size of programcreek.com is much smaller. but the good thing about it is that it is a well-written site that can provide some fun to read. you can find some topics that haven’t been written by any other websites, and each of the articles always contains nice diagram or code examples. it contains articles written by people from different areas (research, industry) and it is always updated and share all good-quality stuff for java developers.

programcreek

url: http://www.programcreek.com/

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