Master Java programming with NetBeans and debugging skills in this comprehensive course. Gain practical knowledge through engaging content and quizzes.
This course is all about boosting your coding skills in Java using NetBeans. With over 8 hours of engaging content and lots of quizzes, you'll dive into programming concepts that are useful across various languages. It's a fun and interactive way to learn!
Triple your skills: Learn Java + NetBeans + Basic Debugging
Reasons to join today:
1) This course uses NetBeans. This is a powerful integrated development environment designed especially for developing Java applications.
2) This course uses a feature of NetBeans called "Step Into". This is by far the best way to truly learn programming because it allows you to observe code execution line to line. I promise you'll understand Java, and many generic programming concepts, as NEVER before.
3) You get 8+ hours of content, and about 140 quiz questions
4) The course is taught in a way very similar to the popular Microsoft C# course with Visual Studio 2013. That course has 1000+ students already enrolled.
5) Many of the concepts covered in this course exist in other languages, such as JavaScript and C#, so you're learning something general that can be easily transferred to other languages.
6) Java is a popular language with many jobs in the marketplace. These are usually jobs that pay very well.
7) There is a color image of the code to accompany each lesson.
8) Given the amount of content, number of quizzes, and color images to help you learn, this is BY FAR the best deal on this site. Join today.
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too fast and not clear
All I want to learn from this course is how to use Netbeans. At the time I bought the course, he is the only one that is offering to teach Java using the Netbeans IDE. All of the rest I have seen are either using Eclipse or BlueJay which is not the tool we use at work. He can get a little fast but there is the rewind button so all is good.
Very in depth. I like that there is no time wasted. Straight to the point.
very good
Recommended for Java beginners. Very well structured and can be also used to refresh old skills. The videos could be in a better quality, but the instructor speaks loud and clear and its easy to follow. Thanks for the greate course.
A must have!
My only "critical" observation would be that Tom often sounded as though he was in a rush, even bored with his own lecturing. He even admits across several videos that he had a "long day". Well, OK, fine. We don't need to know. We're here to learn, not feel sorry for the instructor. Other than that, I appreciate the instruction on using NetBeans...the debugger especially. Trying to learn OOP is challenging for me, and I have a decent handle on most of the things. Seems that Udemy lacks engaging and helpful Java courses. John Purcell's courses appear to be the only comparable content.
Tom is easy to follow and covers a wide variety of topics that every beginning Java programmer should know. I took this course to freshen up on programming in Java .I learned so much more in these lectures, then I ever did in both my Intro and Intermediate Java classes in college.
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Mary K.
Well explained. Not hard to follow.