Basics of Java 9 Modularity (JPMS or Project Jigsaw)
What are "Module"s? Why is "Modularity" that important? And how could we achieve that in "Java 9+"?
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Basics of Java 9 Modularity (JPMS or Project Jigsaw) udemy course
What are "Module"s? Why is "Modularity" that important? And how could we achieve that in "Java 9+"?
What you'll learn:
Java Modularity Master course in Enterprise Software Design Course
- Design and build software that is very modular, flexible, and reusable.
- Use a wide range of modularity patterns, techniques, and principles when you design complex business systems.
- In the long run, this will make software easier to maintain, easier to scale, and cheaper.
- Using the Java 9 modularity feature, you can make modules.
Requirements:
- Programming and design that is object-oriented.
- Basic design patterns from GoF.
- Experience with programming a software system that isn’t very complicated
Description:
Java is one of the widely used programming languages nowadays… And there has been a big change to the language starting Java 9 and after adding Modular Features!
Now, in this great Object-Oriented programming language, you have the option of including “Modularity” to your code, right from the beginning of designing and coding your application using Java 9+’s JPMS or Project Jigsaw.
You will learn what “Module”s in general are and why “Modularity” is that important in software design. And then, we will show you how you could achieve all that using Java 9+’s modular features in action, by applying them on our sample project.
This course tries to convey the basics of Java 9’s Modularity (JPMS or Project Jigsaw) in less than an hour, in an “easy to catch” manner ?
Who this course is for:
Course Details:
- 1 hour on-demand video
- 4 articles
- 3 downloadable resources
- Full lifetime access
- Access on mobile and TV
- Certificate of completion
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What are "Module"s? Why is "Modularity" that important? And how could we achieve that in "Java 9+"?
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