Java 8 for Professionals

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Maaike van Putten

2:50:15

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01.01-java 8 is it for me.mp4

01:03

01.02-are you ready for java 8.mp4

00:36

02.01-localdate localtime and localdatetime.mp4

09:08

02.02-zoneddatetime and zoneid.mp4

05:38

02.03-clock.mp4

03:52

02.04-comparing dates and times.mp4

03:12

02.05-datetimeformatter.mp4

04:31

02.06-period.mp4

04:08

02.07-duration.mp4

03:13

02.08-altering dates and times.mp4

05:41

02.09-converting date and calendar.mp4

04:22

02.10-challenge.mp4

01:23

02.11-solution.mp4

01:12

03.01-what is base64.mp4

03:53

03.02-encoding and decoding using java.util.base64.mp4

03:05

03.03-challenge.mp4

00:26

03.04-solution.mp4

00:23

04.01-static methods.mp4

02:51

04.02-default methods.mp4

05:28

04.03-functional interfaces.mp4

03:35

04.04-built-in functional interfaces.mp4

03:46

04.05-challenge.mp4

01:24

04.06-solution.mp4

01:09

05.01-basic lambda expressions.mp4

03:49

05.02-lambda expressions with parameters.mp4

05:05

05.03-lambda expressions body.mp4

02:46

05.04-lambdas as method parameters.mp4

02:58

05.05-lambda expressions and variable scope.mp4

03:04

05.06-challenge.mp4

01:24

05.07-solution.mp4

01:24

06.01-what are streams and the stream pipeline.mp4

06:31

06.02-creating streams.mp4

03:58

06.03-terminal operations on streams.mp4

12:09

06.04-intermediate operations on streams.mp4

12:36

06.05-parallel streams.mp4

07:33

06.06-challenge.mp4

01:16

06.07-solution.mp4

01:17

07.01-why do you need the optional class.mp4

03:28

07.02-creating and using optionals.mp4

03:23

07.03-methods on the optional class.mp4

08:41

07.04-challenge.mp4

00:52

07.05-solution.mp4

01:35

08.01-string in switch statements.mp4

01:08

08.02-array parallel sorting.mp4

02:54

08.03-unsigned integer arithmetic.mp4

02:33

08.04-improved concurrent api.mp4

00:56

08.05-removal of the permanent generation in memory.mp4

01:30

08.06-challenge.mp4

00:48

08.07-solution.mp4

01:09

09.01-what is not yet in java 8.mp4

00:43

10.01-where to go next in java.mp4

00:46

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Java 8 was released in 2014, but it’s still one of the most popular versions of Java and is widely used by Java developers today. So if you’re still using an older version of Java, it’s not too late to catch up! Join instructor Maaike van Putten as she covers the many useful features that can change the way you write code with Java 8. She details new ways of working with date and time, touches on Base64, and goes over the new additions to the interfaces. She drills down on lambda expressions and the stream API, explains why the Optional class is not optional in Java, and finishes the course with several more Java features to know. Maaike also includes challenges and solutions, so you can test your knowledge as you advance through the course.

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Maaike van Putten

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I help people boost their careers by helping them understand IT better or by training them so they can switch to an IT career from another profession. I really enjoy coaching and training non-IT professionals to become developers with training tracks that vary from 6 - 12 weeks. I also have shorter training programs for experienced programmers, such as Java OCP and diverse introductory courses to many techniques. And next to that I have short training of 1 to 3 days to help non-IT professionals understand IT to boost their results. You can approach me for the following projects. Training: - short IT training for recruiters and other non-IT professionals - indepth (custom) IT training regarding software development - complete (custom) tracks for professionals that want to start a career as a software developer - structured (online) onboarding programs Software development: - freelance short term / parttime / remote projects Content creation: - online trainings - blogs and articles - social media posts - books

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