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Hello, I’m Guide! Today I recommend 15 open source projects in the direction of Java tutorials that beginners can understand. These programs will help you both learn Java and prepare for Java interviews.
As JavaGuide, the first open source project I recommend, said: Open source projects are about participation, and that’s what makes them valuable.
JavaGuide
- Introduction: a document that covers the core knowledge that most Java programmers need to know.
- Why you should check it out: JavaGuide was a project I opened source in my junior year. This project is mainly to record some important Java core knowledge and some common interview questions. I think this project can be helpful to most Java programmers, whether we interview or learn Java, should have a great help.
CS-Notes
- Introduction: Basic knowledge of technical interview, Leetcode problem solving, back-end interview, Java interview, spring recruitment, autumn recruitment, operating system, computer network, system design.
- Why you should recommend it: CS-Notes is the second project I would recommend. This program mainly documents the basic knowledge necessary for technical interviews such as computer networks, data structures and algorithms, and operating systems. In addition, the Leetcode problem solving part of this project is also very impressive. If you need to prepare for an interview or brush up on the basics, don’t miss this project.
advanced-java
- Introduction: Complete Literacy of Advanced Knowledge of Internet Java Engineers: covers high concurrency, distributed, high availability, microservices, mass data processing and other fields.
- Why you should check it out: Most of this project was compiled from Java Interview Shock Season 1, and I’ll post the video address in the comments section. If you want to learn about message queues, distributed caching, distributed search engines, and Dubbo, then great, this project is for you! Even if you don’t have a good Java foundation, you can learn a lot from it.
miaosha
- Brief introduction: design and implementation of seckill system. Internet engineer advancement and analysis.
- Why you should recommend it: From the name, you should know that this project is related to the design of the seckill system. Yes, this project mainly teaches you how to design a split-kill architecture. One of the most frequently asked questions in an interview for an architect. The main technologies included in the project are: Jmeter pressure, message queue RabbitMQ, distributed cache Redis, mysql master-slave replication, RPC framework Dubbo and Nginx.
architect-awesome
- Description: Back-end architect technology Atlas.
- Reasons for recommendation: The main reason for recommendation is that it covers the back-end knowledge system very well. If you have any questions about learning direction, please go to this project.
toBeTopJavaer
- Introduction: The Path to god for Java engineers
- Recommended reasons: Alibaba’s old brother maintenance, the old brother has been my goal, very good. This project covers almost everything a Java engineer needs to know, and the authors have updated some of it and are still updating it.
technology-talk
Summarize common technical framework, open source middleware, system architecture, database, large company architecture cases, common tripartite class library, project management, online problem solving, personal growth, thinking and other knowledge of Java ecosystem
JavaFamily
- Introduce: [Internet first line big factory interview + study guide] advanced knowledge complete literacy.
- Recommend reason: open source this project elder brother and MY age is same, very outstanding, also is my study example! This project has Java factory interview guide content, the author has now updated all the articles of distributed cache, need this knowledge elder brother may wish to have a look.
JCSprout
- Introduction: Embryonic Java core knowledge base.
- Why you should recommend it: The author of this project is one of the most famous writers in the field of original technology, and I personally find his articles very helpful for most of them. The project included some of the core Java knowledge he documented, such as how to elegantly use and understand thread pools, and how to design a million-level notification push system.
fullstack-tutorial
- Introduction: Background technology stack/architect path/full stack development community, spring recruitment/autumn recruitment/school recruitment/interview.
- Why it’s recommended: It includes a wide range of knowledge, including Java backends, a bit of front end, and a bit of Python, in addition to the basics of data structures and algorithms. Can regard as reference look, content is more miscellaneous.
Plus 5 bad open source projects
- 3Y: From Java basics and JavaWeb basics to common frameworks and interview questions, there are complete tutorials covering almost all the essential knowledge of Java backend
- JGrowing: Growing Java, but learning more than Java
- Interview_internal_reference: The latest summary of 2019, Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu, Meituan, toutiao and other technical interview questions, and answers, expert questionmaker analysis summary.
- This book contains 90 articles, each discussing a rule in Java programming. These rules reflect some useful practices that the most experienced good programmers use in practice.
- “OnJava8” : also known as “Java programming ideas” 5th edition, one of the Java four classic.
Open Source Project Recommendation
Other open source projects recommended by the authors:
- JavaGuide: A Java learning + Interview Guide that covers the core knowledge that most Java programmers need to master.
- Springboot-guide: A Spring Boot tutorial for beginners and experienced developers.
- Advancer-advancement: I think there are some good habits that technical people should have!
- Spring-security-jwt-guide: Start from Scratch! Spring Security With JWT (including permission validation) backend part of the code.
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