Covers Java 21 & Earlier, Streams/Lambdas, Regex, TDD/Testing, Optionals, JDBC/SQL Intro to Spring & More Using IntelliJ
InstructorTerry Martin
Free
Free
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This frame shows the IntelliJ IDEA editor displaying Java code that creates a new ZipInputStream from an InputStream parameter within an importCSV method.
The screen displays HTML source code alongside Bootstrap documentation for striped tables, illustrating how to implement specific styling classes within a web project.
This split-screen view demonstrates the connection between backend Java logic and the frontend interface, showing how data is managed and displayed in a live web application.
The content includes specific coverage of JDK 21 features such as switch statement pattern matching and updates to the Collections API.
The instructor provides calm and detailed explanations of both basic and complex concepts, making it suitable for deep understanding rather than quick reference.
One sampled review suggests that learners have noted a significant delay between theoretical instruction and the opportunity to apply concepts through hands-on practice.
Some signals suggest the course can feel disorganized, with topics jumping between concepts or using a subject order that may not align with standard academic progression.
The curriculum lacks specific instructions for installing development tools like IntelliJ on Linux systems.
The course targets beginners and those seeking a career change, but some signals suggest it may not fully serve Linux users or those preferring academic structure.