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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Prefacio
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La mente no es un recipiente que hay que llenar, sino madera que hay que encender.
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¿Qué debe saber todo programador Java? Depende. Depende de a quién preguntes, por qué preguntes y cuándo preguntes. Hay al menos tantas sugerencias como puntos de vista. En un lenguaje, una plataforma, un ecosistema y una comunidad que afectan al software y a las vidas de tantas personas, y que lo han hecho de un siglo a otro, de un núcleo a muchos, de megabytes a gigabytes, depende de más cosas de las que podrías esperar abarcar en un solo libro de un solo autor.
En cambio, en este libro, nos basamos en algunas de esas muchas perspectivas para recopilar para ti una sección transversal y una representación del pensamiento en el Java-verso. No son todas las cosas, pero son 97 de 73 colaboradores. Citando el prefacio de 97 Cosas que todo programador debe saber (O'Reilly):
Con tanto que saber, tanto que hacer y tantas formas de hacerlo, no hay una sola persona ni una sola fuente que pueda reivindicar "la única forma verdadera". Las aportaciones no encajan como piezas modulares, y no hay intención de que lo hagan; al contrario. El valor de cada contribución procede de su carácter distintivo. El valor de la colección reside en cómo las contribuciones se complementan, confirman e incluso contradicen entre sí. No hay una narrativa global: eres tú quien debe responder, ...
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