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Ignazio Calo
Courses Plus Student 1,819 PointsIs teamtreehouse the right place for a seasoned developer?
Hi all, I'm a developer with ~10 years of experience in different fields. I'm always looking for some way to improve myself and I'm currently interested in backend topics (Java/tomcat/spring).
I'm on the 7 days trial and I'll try to see if I can find here some interesting content but I would also listen your experience.
tanks.
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markmneimneh
14,132 PointsI have been a developer for a long log time and I am in treehouse. Here is why:
I don't know every language out there. But workwise, I have gone from BASIC to FORTRAN to C/C++ to VB to NET (C#/VB NET) to JAVA (Spring and its derivatives), ORACLE, MS Server; and also throw VBSCRIPT/ACCESS ... in the mix.
Today ... it is imperative to know other new stuff ... for example ... Docker, Java Functional Programming ... Java 9 already in. Thymeleaf, AngularJS(unfortunately, treehouse is weak on this one), Reaact, Vue ... full stack / node ... and tons more available on treehouse.
So I always find something new to learn at Treehouse.
plus ... the teaching style is good.
and as a bonus the price is not too bad .
think of it as a learning journey ... it a hobby for me. I like answering student questions as well.
just my $0.02
Ignazio Calo
Courses Plus Student 1,819 PointsIgnazio Calo
Courses Plus Student 1,819 PointsThanks, @ markmneimneh, I probably need to find the right course. The Java one took 20 minutes to explain to how print an hello world :)