October 2024
Intermediate to advanced
270 pages
8h 13m
Spanish
Content preview from 97 cosas que todo programador Java debe saber
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Abraham Marín-Pérez
Abraham Marín-Pérez es programador Java, consultor, autor y conferenciante con más de 10 años de experiencia en sectores que van desde las finanzas a la edición, pasando por el sector público. Tras licenciarse en informática en la Universidad de Valencia (España), Abraham se trasladó a Londres para trabajar en J.P. Morgan, al tiempo que obtenía una licenciatura en telecomunicaciones. Tras tres años en finanzas, se pasó a las apuestas online durante otros tres años, y luego se convirtió en contratista independiente. Abraham se benefició enormemente de la comunidad de programadores de Londres, y decidió devolver y compartir su experiencia convirtiéndose en editor de noticias sobre Java en InfoQ, dando charlas en conferencias como Devoxx o CodeOne (de soltera JavaOne), siendo autor de Real-World Maintainable Software (O'Reilly), y coautor de Continuous Delivery in Java (O'Reilly). Siempre dispuesto a aprender, Abraham estudia actualmente una licenciatura en Física. También ayuda a dirigir la Comunidad Java de Londres y ofrece asesoramiento profesional en el grupo Meet a Mentor.
El Restaurador de CódigosAdam Bien
Adam Bien(adambien.blog) es desarrollador, consultor, autor, podcaster y entusiasta de Java. Lleva utilizando Java desde el JDK 1.0 y JavaScript ...
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