Find the best IDE (integrated development environment) for coding in Java with this extensive overview of the most popular IDEs: NetBeans, IntelliJ, BlueJ, Eclipse, and JDeveloper.

Explore recursion. Discover approaches to solving problems using this method and examine recursive processes such as finding the factorial of a number and the Fibonacci series.

Welcome to this hands-on course covering the benefits and limitations of using AWS to create serverless Java applications. In this course, instructor Terezija Semenski shows you how to set up the environment and IntelliJ IDE so that you can develop, deploy, and debug your code on AWS Lambda. Terezija gets you started by writing your first “hello world” serverless application and exposing it via REST API. Plus, she explains how to implement custom inputs and outputs of the Lambda function and best practices around logging, tracing and performance tuning. By the end of this course, you will know how to build efficient serverless Java applications.

Make your Java code error free. Learn how to integrate JUnit with popular tools and IDEs (Eclipse, NetBeans, IntelliJ, and Maven), and conduct unit testing for Java applications.

Unit testing is of crucial importance in developing stable applications. Java developers need to write unit tests, and JUnit is the main unit testing framework for Java. In this course, trainer and developer Maaike van Putten helps you learn to test your Java code effectively. Maaike explains what unit testing is and the advantages that it offers. She covers JUnit and shows you how to set it up and run your first test. Maaike steps through the process of writing a basic test, including useful tools like JUnit Annotations, JUnit Write, JUnit DisplayName, and more. She goes over more advanced uses of JUnit, such as dependency injection, parameterized tests, and timeouts, to name a few. Maaike finishes up with a quick peek at next steps you can take, like how to make code ready for unit testing, best practices, and a brief overview of Mockito.

Learn how to create and parse XML with a variety of Java APIs and libraries, including DOM, SAX, JAXB, and more.

Learn how to develop more dynamic, responsive applications with JavaFX. Explore the kinds of applications that JavaFX properties, JavaBeans, and bindings can help you construct.

Explore how to load dynamic content from JavaScript and jQuery using AJAX methods.

Explore how the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) format works and how you can use it to read and share data in your web projects.

Want to put your JavaScript skills to the test? Welcome to JavaScript Code Challenges! Join instructor Emma Bostian as she serves up over a dozen JavaScript tasks and walks through the solutions for each. Emma frames each challenge using real-world examples, like setting up a ticking clock in a document, filtering vegetarian dinner options from a menu, and calculating the bill from a trip to a coffee shop. Each challenge is self-contained, so you can watch them in any order, and most solutions are less than two dozen lines of code, so you can quickly learn what you need and move on to the next lesson. Whether you want to learn new ways to use JavaScript or test your existing knowledge, this course can help you sharpen your skills.

Get hands-on experience scripting in JavaScript. Learn how to work with objects, variables, data types, conditionals, functions, loops, the DOM, and more.

HTML and CSS can't do everything. Learn how to write JavaScript code to work with features like web forms, clocks, and interactive maps on your websites.

Programming language arrays store collections of data in a single variable, and you can use them as lists, as stacks, as collections, and more. They also have built-in properties and methods that allow you to utilize them as needed. JavaScript arrays may sound simple, but they offer many more features than arrays in other programming languages. In this course, Jamie Pittman covers how to integrate several JavaScript array methods into daily practice. She first focuses on the concept of arrays in general, then covers situations where using array methods makes sense, how to use them, and recent updates to arrays. This course encourages you to step up your JavaScript skills, and once you learn how to use arrays to their greatest potential, you can write cleaner, more succinct code, reach solutions much more quickly, and take data you've been provided and transform it to fit your needs.

Explore asynchronous programming in JavaScript. Learn how to build faster, more efficient code with callbacks, promises, and the async/await operators.

Maximize your code's ability to travel and thrive. Learn a core set of practices for creating code that can be read by more people than its creators.

Learn best practices for keeping your JavaScript application’s data and data structures clean, uncluttered, and efficient.

Learn how to generate more consistent and easier-to-maintain JavaScript. Discover keys and tools for building better programs and to help improve code organization and quality.

Learn how classes work in ECMAScript 6 (ES6). Discover how classes can make object-oriented development with JavaScript more familiar.

Learn what closures are and how to use them in JavaScript. Review the building blocks of closures and discover what closures look like in code.

Learn to modify the DOM (Document Object Model), one of the core components of every HTML page, with JavaScript.