97 Things Every [Java] Programmer Should Know • Trisha Gee & Kevlin Henney

Discover the diverse perspectives and experiences of the Java community through the book "97 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know", featuring contributors from various backgrounds and expertise levels.

Key takeaways

The book “97 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know” was created to showcase a broad spectrum of knowledge, not just technical skills.
The contributors were chosen to represent a diverse group of people, including women and those from different backgrounds.
The book is not meant to be a single source of truth, but rather a collection of different perspectives and experiences.
It’s important to recognize that the book is not just about the code, but about the people who write it.
The book is meant to be a resource that can be used by developers at any level, from beginners to experts.
The contributors were chosen because of their expertise and experience, not because of their fame or popularity.
The book is not meant to be a comprehensive guide, but rather a collection of interesting and useful information.
The contributors were given the freedom to write about topics that they were passionate about, and to express their own opinions and experiences.
The book is meant to be a reflection of the Java community, and to showcase the diversity and breadth of knowledge within it.
The book is not meant to be a replacement for traditional learning, but rather a supplement to it.
The contributors were chosen because of their ability to communicate complex ideas in a clear and concise way.
The book is meant to be a resource that can be used by developers to improve their skills and knowledge.
The book is not meant to be a one-size-fits-all solution, but rather a collection of different perspectives and experiences.
The contributors were chosen because of their ability to write about complex topics in a clear and concise way.
The book is meant to be a reflection of the Java community, and to showcase the diversity and breadth of knowledge within it.
The book is not meant to be a comprehensive guide, but rather a collection of interesting and useful information.

97 Things Every [Java] Programmer Should Know • Trisha Gee & Kevlin Henney

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