Hello. The fact is that I began to study Java and, having acquired a little knowledge, I want to consolidate it in practice. What is worth doing? What program plan is worth doing?
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Choose something interesting for yourself and start doing it. I once made an applet that monitors Internet radio on a local network, and shows that they are playing, what their status is, and so on ... it took a lot of interesting things to write, incl. your simple web server.
Just pick a good task. For example: 1. Drawing, if you like GUI 2. Website, if you like Internet technology 3. Simple multimedia player, if you are interested 4. Make some simple game.
andruxa andruxa
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- Are Java applets still being used? - n06rin
- I did it 8 years ago :) The people liked my idea, and used the applet. True, then the site appeared, and switched to it. I didn't write any more applets, but experience is invaluable, isn't it? :) - andruxa
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The coreservlets.com site has good tutorials with practical examples. I think this is a good way to practice in practice.
dmitry_iii dmitry_iii
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Look here , at the end of the topic a good task list to start =)
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Kobayashi_Maru Kobayashi_Maru
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- Thank. And then what can I do? - n06rin
- Further, as wrote andruxa, write your program is really interesting and helps to acquire the necessary skills;) - Kobayashi_Maru
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