Books – Nikita Shounewich

Books to learn Flutter

Post author:Nikita Shounewich
Post published:October 15, 2023
Post category:English

How do I learn Flutter? ? Which books are recommended for enhancing my expertise?

Here’s my bibliography for learning the Flutter framework.

Taking Flutter to the Web – This book serves as a definitive resource for those seeking to understand the correct approach to developing Flutter applications for the web platform. It delivers a comprehensive and structured body of knowledge encompassing the Flutter framework’s utilization for web development, covering key aspects such as web widgets, architectural considerations, and the distinctions between native and web application development.

Flutter Projects: A practical, project-based guide to building real-world cross-platform mobile applications and games – Many books cover programming languages, but this one stands out as a fantastic resource that showcases various projects and solutions for a range of tasks and approaches.”

Java SE 17 OCP Certification Resources

Post author:Nikita Shounewich
Post published:September 20, 2023
Post category:English

Certification from Oracle – OCP Java SE 17
I recently started preparing for this exam. Thanks to the following resources, I feel progress and gain a lot of knowledge.

Here is my list for the resources for preparation:

O CP Oracle Certified Professional Java SE 17 Developer Practice Tests. A comprehensive guide of questions and answers, consisting of 15 thematic chapters.
OCP Oracle Certified Professional Java SE 17 Developer Study Guide. An important book with a consistent presentation of theory, analysis of types of possible questions, theory. Of course, you can read it “from beginning to end,” but I prefer to turn to certain sections after I have encountered a test question.
Java Sandbox. An indispensable service from OReilly. Included in the subscription. A Java development environment where you can write and run code. In an era when SAAS has become everywhere and there is no need to install JDK/IntelliJ on a home computer, and the service can be accessed from anywhere, practice is possible at home, in the office, and in a cafe.
Oracle’s website – it contains the latest news, sample exams and new material. I think it will be very useful closer to the finish line.
JD+ V17 for Oracle Certified Professional – Java 17 Developer Certification – OCPJP 17 – another collection of 20 mock exams in 1200 questions, accompanied by an application where you can track your progress.