October 2024
Intermediate to advanced
270 pages
8h 13m
Spanish
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Trisha Gee
Aprendí la versión 1.1 de Java en la universidad (ojalá esto se debiera a que mi universidad utilizaba tecnología antigua en lugar de ser porque soy viejo). En aquella época Java era lo suficientemente pequeño, y yo lo suficientemente ingenuo, como para creer que había aprendido todo lo que necesitaba saber sobre Java, y que estaba preparado para la vida como programador Java.
En mi primer trabajo, cuando aún estaba en la universidad y llevaba menos de un año utilizando Java, salió Java 1.2. Tenía una biblioteca de interfaz de usuario (UI) totalmente diferente, llamada Swing. Tenía una biblioteca de interfaz de usuario (UI) totalmente distinta, llamada Swing, así que pasé ese verano aprendiendo Swing para poder utilizarla y ofrecer a nuestros usuarios una experiencia mejor .
Un par de años más tarde, en mi primer trabajo como licenciada, descubrí que los applets estaban de moda y los servlets no. Me pasé los seis meses siguientes aprendiendo sobre servlets y JSP para poder ofrecer a nuestros usuarios un formulario de registro en línea.
En mi siguiente trabajo, descubrí que aparentemente no usábamos Vector usábamos ArrayList. Esto me sacudió hasta la médula. ¿Cómo era posible que los fundamentos del lenguaje, las propias estructuras ...
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