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Originally posted by Ed Stevens:
Thank you.For Server side you have just mentioned what needs to be learnt.I think knowledge of Javascript(AJAX,DOM,JSON),HTML & CSS will suffioce for client side development as well.Please if you can throw some light about ASP.
Its great to know that i can manage these despite not learning JAVA(except ofcourse for JSP/Servlets ).Many thanks..
Originally posted by Jesus Angeles:
Just a note, that AJAX, JASON, etc. are indeed part of javascript, and part of front-end, but they are usually used, along with some correspond server-side code at the server. So if you will learn AJAX, etc., you ideally must learn at least one of the server side dudes like jsp/servlet.
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Originally posted by Ed Stevens:
So you mean i will need to either take the JAVA-JSP/Servlets route or learn ASP.NET.Perl & Ruby can help too-but they are not as popular i guess..
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Originally posted by Ed Stevens:
Thank you so much! So,finally i can stick to Java presently (which i already started a couple of weeks back) till the time i finish with JSP/Servlets.This raises another question-Will it mean i have to master J2EE?
And Jesus - you have learnt HTML & Javascripts too.So i don't think you will really need to learn ASP BUT IF YOU DO IT WILL BE THE ICING ON THE CAKE.
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Originally posted by Ed Stevens:
I meant having learnt JSP/Servlets/J2EE ,HTML ,JAVASCRIPTS- If you add ASP.NET to this list this ought to make you the most versatile programmer in the market.![]()
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Originally posted by Ed Stevens:
OK! How long do you think it takes someone to learn Java ,HTML,Javascript & JSP/Servlets-J2EE ?How long did it take you?I know the answer will vary person to person-but you have been working amidst a number of programmers around-what is your perception?
Originally posted by Jesus Angeles:
1. dead zero on java, i know nothing on java, I read Java 2 in 21 days (the version back then). maybe 40 hrs to read it
2. SCJP 1.4. I used Kathy Sierra's book. Maybe 6 weeks, including passing the exam. Searched web for mock exams.
3. SCWCD older version. Head First JSP AND SERVLETS. Maybe 8 weeks, including passing the exam. Searched web for mock exams.
4. SCBCD. EJB 3 by Haefel/Burke. Maybe 6 weeks, including passing the exam. Searched web for mock exams.
5. SCDJWS. Lots of books. Maybe 4 months, including passing the exam. Searched web for mock exams.
All these practically covers the entire j2ee (jsp/servlet,ejb,web services), except (if it is indeed part of j2ee) the portlets and jsf.
Right now,luckily, I havent been asked to do portlets yet, but I think soon I will do jsf.
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Originally posted by Ed Stevens:
You did work really hard ,i guess one needs to, if one has to survive the competition today.My future employers will provide about 4-5 months of training-if i flunk the test on joining...i don't want to go under their training programme (salary/stipend will be low).So,i want to know:
Did you take part in Open source & Live projects?
or did you work on other projects ?
Also how much time did HTML & JScripts take?
THANKS..
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