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Question on Architecting Modern JEE Applications

 
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Hi Sebastian,

Does the book cover design patterns and architect certifications? Regarding certifications I want to know which certificate is widely accepted in the industry.
 
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Hi Paras,

The book does indeed cover design patterns and the concepts of Domain-Driven Design. It does not cover industry certifications.

Certification in general is a difficult topic, since the certificates themselves seldom say much about someone's quality of work, knowledge or experience. I for example didn't do any certifications so far. I would much more recommend reading books, articles or watching instructional video courses.

Cheers,
Sebastian
 
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