Nelson Djalo
Java 8 brought a lot great new features to the table. A lot people say, the community was late in bringing these features, but what often people dont realise is that brought these new features late but what they did exceptionally well was to implement them better than anyone and give us developers a wonder API to use, and one of the them was the Stream API.
Before Java we wrote a lot code for simple logic and yet we could get it wrong very easily. Well this is not the case with Java 8 in particulate with Streams. With Streams we focus on coding and deliver what we indent rather than thinking of how we are going to code the logic to do what we intend. Streams focuses on the ALL instead of the PARTS. Streams not only focuses on the ALL but it also allows us to write functional style programming, and this is what makes Streams and the Java programming language very attractive to developers.
This course is packed with awesome sections that will take you the journey from from zero to hero. You will learn and understand what I call the
concrete > abstraction > concrete phase
and once you grasp this concept we will dive into the abstraction phase and learn awesome features such as
Instructor Details
Courses : 5
Specification: Java Streams API Developer Guide
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19 reviews for Java Streams API Developer Guide
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 2.5 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Kumar Bhawesh –
I was looking out for something in detail about java 8 but this tutorial serves the purpose of knowing the use cases and is pretty basic in nature
Eduard Kulyk –
The teacher describes difficult things with simple words and examples. I like it!
Patrick –
Excellent course, easy to follow, broken down in small easy to digest sections. Thanks, definitely will recommend.
Emma Garcia Vaquerizo –
Me esta pareciendo muy interesante, muy bien explicado y facil de comprender. Su ingl s tambi n muy entendible.
Vu Truong –
Very nice course for who want to get started with stream in java
Pankaj Bareth –
great content
Ahamed Rasmi –
Straight to point and practice driven
Rohit Garg –
Well explanation of each and every concept of streams
Lindikhaya Mpofu –
Good course, I like that it’s focused on a specific topic and not on Java 8 as a whole. In my opinion course is targeted at more experienced developers, videos are short but content can be a bit intimidating/complex. Maybe I missed something but I struggled a bit to get your github url. Great course. Thank you.
Alejandra Diaz Velasquez –
If it is the first time that you want to learn about streams, it is very useful, because it is very practical, the speed is adequate to understand if you do not speak perfect English and they are short but super practical and useful exercises, I love it
Kumarsneh Sahu –
Topics that could have explained more: Function, bi function, producer and consumer. Also, nothing on parallel stream and it’s working.
Rafael Avaria –
Very brief and get to the point course
Jayesh Upadhyay –
Enjoyed learning streams API, all the lessons were clear & up to the mark. No extra talking, course content was good too.
Hamilton Machado de Brito –
Sim, a did tica do instrutor tima.
Mario Lastra –
Hasta ahora me ha aclarado bastante los conceptos, ya que de ellos se utilizaban, pero no me era claro las diferencias entre ellos, porque usar uno y no el otro.
Israel David Lara Manitas Priego –
All above my expectations!!
Sashankvarma Pericherla –
its really crystal clear explaination with clear explaination,good enough to start
Mario ngel Dur n Pineda –
The content is well explained but I was expecting some more complex streams. However, if you’re looking for the very basics of Streams, this is definitely a good choice!
Prathamesh Bandivadekar –
Liked the concept of Data Generation and then working through the data using latest Streams tool box. Course could have been more comprehensive if explanation of individual methods had been more descriptive. Parallel Streams seems to be missing. But overall it’s a good quick walk through of Streams if you are attempting an interview.