Java 8- A Practical approach

Java 8: A Practical approach, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 89 lectures, based on 34 reviews, and has 2306 subscribers.

You will learn about Java 8 advanced features concepts Lambda, Functional Interface, Stream APIs, New Date time API and many more Complete understanding of new features with code. You will be able to upgrade your Java knowledge with the new advanced features Complete understanding of Lambdas, Optional with practical code. This course is ideal for individuals who are Software Developer, Software programmer, Staff engineer or Any Java aspirant who wants to learn Java 8 It is particularly useful for Software Developer, Software programmer, Staff engineer or Any Java aspirant who wants to learn Java 8.

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Summary

Title: Java 8: A Practical approach

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 89

Number of Published Lectures: 89

Number of Curriculum Items: 89

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 89

Original Price: 鈧?99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Java 8 advanced features concepts

Lambda, Functional Interface, Stream APIs, New Date time API and many more

Complete understanding of new features with code.

You will be able to upgrade your Java knowledge with the new advanced features

Complete understanding of Lambdas, Optional with practical code.

Who Should Attend

Software Developer, Software programmer, Staff engineer

Any Java aspirant who wants to learn Java 8

Target Audiences

Software Developer, Software programmer, Staff engineer

Any Java aspirant who wants to learn Java 8

Some ratings and reviews-

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Dmitry L.

*****

Rating: 5.0 out of 5

The course is quite concise and straight to the point. I managed to learn major new concepts of Java 8, which previously was somehow familiar to me, but not very clear. Thank you for your hard work, Ravi!

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Manvendra Pratap S.

*****

Rating: 5.0 out of 5

Awesome ? Course, all concepts are taught in a step-wise manner and taught with an example. This is the course if anyone want to cover all concepts of Java 8.

Thanks for wonderful course.

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Shahab H.

*****

Rating: 5.0 out of 5

Great Course Content and Teaching Skills!

This course helped in getting hands-on experience with Java 8. Especially the Lambda and Stream API part of the course is outstanding.

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This course is intended to learn the features of Java 8 with the live coding. This will cover all the concepts with the practical approach. This is completely based on the writing code way of learning. You are about to feel like a class room learning .

Why Java 8:

This course will help the Java developers to build their knowledge on the new Java 8 features.

All the new features such as Lambdas, Streams , Optionals, Functional Interfaces and Parallel Programming will be explained with live coding.

This course will give you the confidence on implementing new Java 8 features in real Java projects.

By the end of this course you will have a complete understanding of new Java 8 functional features.

This course is touching below features along with some minor.

1. Lambda Expressions
2. Functional Interfaces
3. Default methods in Interface
4. Static Methods in Interfaces.
5. Predicate
6. Function
7. Consumer
8. Supplier
9. Method Reference & Constructor Reference by Double Colon(::) Operator.
10. Stream API
11. Date & Time API ( Joda API)

This course is a concise, no-nonsense guide to Java 8 which explains just enough detail so that you can absorb and understand the core concepts and get you up and running, quickly and effectively with coding in Java 8.

After completing this video course, we are sure, you will be in a position to handle any king of Java projects and feel confidence while  writing codes.

I can not wait to see you in the course 馃檪

Happy learning 馃檪

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: About the course

Lecture 1: Me and Overview of Course

Chapter 2: Java 8 set up

Lecture 1: Windows Set up

Chapter 3: Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Java 8: What and Why should we learn

Lecture 2: Functional Vs Declarative programming

Chapter 4: Lambda- A base of Functional Programming

Lecture 1: What is Lambda: A brief Theory

Lecture 2: Lambda- Coding-1

Lecture 3: Lambda- Coding-2

Chapter 5: Lambda and Functional Interface

Lecture 1: Functional Interface

Lecture 2: Predicate Program-1

Lecture 3: Predicate Program-2

Lecture 4: Predicate Program-3 Predicate as function

Lecture 5: Predicate Program-4 Chaining

Lecture 6: Predicate program-5 –Predicate in object

Lecture 7: BiPredicate- Concept

Lecture 8: Bi-Predicate Implementation

Lecture 9: Consumers- Concepts

Lecture 10: Consumer Program 1

Lecture 11: Consumer Program 2

Lecture 12: Supplier : Concept

Lecture 13: Supplier : Coding

Lecture 14: Functions : Concept

Lecture 15: Function Program 1

Lecture 16: Function Program 2

Lecture 17: Bi-Functions -Concept

Lecture 18: Bi Functions- Example-1

Lecture 19: Bi-Function – Example-2

Lecture 20: Bi-Function- HashMap use case

Chapter 6: Method References

Lecture 1: Method References

Lecture 2: Method Reference Code-1

Lecture 3: Method Reference Code -2

Lecture 4: Method Reference- Constructor

Lecture 5: Method References- Constructor-code

Chapter 7: Streams API

Lecture 1: Streams: Overview

Lecture 2: Stream: Comparison of codes

Lecture 3: Stream and Collections– The difference

Lecture 4: Stream debugging

Lecture 5: Stream Creations

Lecture 6: Stream Creations-1

Lecture 7: Stream Creation-2

Lecture 8: Stream Creation-3

Lecture 9: Primitive Stream Generation-Concept

Lecture 10: Primitive Stream Generation-Code

Lecture 11: Stream to Collections- Conversion

Lecture 12: Stream operations

Lecture 13: Stream: Filters

Lecture 14: Stream: distinct

Lecture 15: Stream: Skip and limit

Lecture 16: Stream: Map and FlatMap

Lecture 17: Stream: sorted

Lecture 18: Stream: peek

Lecture 19: Stream: count, Max, Min

Lecture 20: Stream: FindAny and FindFirst

Lecture 21: Stream: anyMatch, allMatch and noneMatch

Lecture 22: Stream: ForEach and Collect

Lecture 23: Stream: Reduce

Lecture 24: Stream: Reduce+Min and Max

Lecture 25: Till now

Lecture 26: Parallel Stream-Concept

Lecture 27: Stream: Parallel Stream -Code

Lecture 28: Stream: Parallel Stream chaining

Lecture 29: Java8: Collectors -1

Lecture 30: Java8: Collectors-2

Chapter 8: Defaults /static/Optional Method

Lecture 1: Default method/ Static Methods

Lecture 2: Default :Overriding

Lecture 3: Optional Features- Concept

Lecture 4: Optional Features- code-1

Lecture 5: Optional Feature- code-2

Lecture 6: Optional Features-Code-3

Chapter 9: Date and Time Api feature: Details

Lecture 1: Local Date and Time: Concepts

Lecture 2: DateTime Code-1

Lecture 3: LocalDate- Chrono Temporal Field

Lecture 4: LocalDate-Code-2

Lecture 5: LocalDate-TemporalAdjusters-1

Lecture 6: Custom Adjusters

Lecture 7: LocalTime-Code

Lecture 8: LocalDateTime Class

Lecture 9: ZonedDateTime class

Lecture 10: Duration and Periods

Lecture 11: DifferenceWithChronoUnits

Lecture 12: ConversionOfDatesTime

Chapter 10: Java 8: Completable Future

Lecture 1: Java 8: Completable Future

Lecture 2: Completable Future Code 1

Lecture 3: CompletableFuture-2

Chapter 11: Java 8: Other Improvements

Lecture 1: StringJoiner Class Java 8

Lecture 2: Java 8: Memory Model changes

Lecture 3: Java 8 : Base64- Concept

Lecture 4: Java 8 : Base64- Implementation

Chapter 12: Resources and lecture for further use and downloads

Lecture 1: Resources for download

Instructors

Ravi Kumar Singh
SDE-III

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3 stars: 4 votes

4 stars: 12 votes

5 stars: 16 votes

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