And I'm willing to switch into Java domain to ascend high in career growth.
arulk pillai wrote:
And I'm willing to switch into Java domain to ascend high in career growth.
Why is that so?
Jo Jake wrote:Which involves a Technical Architect abstracting the project requirements and proposing the project architecture in the forms of UML diagrams. Only a Java based Technical Architect could prepare such good architecture and UML leveraging all the Object Oriented possibilities. Am I right ?
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I think the frameworks in PHP like Zend, Yii etc too are easier to learn and start working on than Java Frameworks. This is what I think, but as I had never been into Java I'm not the right person to compare between both languages.
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Jo Jake wrote:I cannot take long time on learning Java as I'm planning to stay out of my current PHP company and to focus my entire time on learning Java whole day for atleast a couple of months before doing a job search in Java. I don't know whether by knowing Core Java, JSP and Servlets alone whether someone (me) could get a job in Java ? I think without knowing to work with some framework like Spring, its difficult to join a good firm ? Any other advices that you experts have regarding this, I would really appreciate. Thanks for your help.
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chris webster wrote: ..or find a new job that might expose you to Java while you are learning?
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