I've just transitioned to a role in test automation after working as a consultant, and I find myself in need of quickly learning Java along with tools like Maven, Docker, and the JDK. I have a couple of weeks to a few months to get up to speed before I start on my project. I'm not looking to become an expert overnight, but I'd like to have a solid understanding of what's involved in my job. What's the best way to approach this learning journey?
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You should definitely start with 'Head First Java, 3rd Edition.' It's super beginner-friendly and fun!
I found CodeSignal helpful. It's a paid service but offers a free trial for a month. It's way better than slogging through Oracle's Java docs.
Try using Exercism for hands-on exercises. It's a great way to learn or refresh your coding skills.
Do you mean https://exercism.org/? That's a solid resource!
Thanks! I’ll definitely check that out.