Download or read book Professional Java Design Patterns Hands-On Training (InnerWorkings Software + Wrox Book) written by Murat Yener and published by Wrox. This book was released on 2014-07-21 with total page 336 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Wrox and InnerWorkings join forces to create a comprehensive learning package for JavaEE programmers. The co-branded Wrox/InnerWorkings Skills Challenge is a digital learning product that provides programmers with effective hands-on practice with real-time feedback that complements the deep learning provided by Wrox publications. Professional JavaEE Design Patterns will be written in tandem with the creation of InnerWorkings’ patented training modules, used by over 100,000+ developers. Innerworkings modules will mirror the content and provide graded exercises that developers can work through until they get it right: Each lesson starts with a scenario that describes a software problem Next there's a challenge that is a list of specific items to be coded Patented "code judging" engine evaluates the code and gives a score and a chance to rework until it's correct About the topic: JavaEE has grown out of its awkward stage and is enjoying primetime with Fortune 500s around the world. Those who remember J2EE 1.4, recall a clunky development environment, over engineered architectures, and likely migrated to Spring. However JavaEE has changed. The community reshaped JavaEE by taking good parts from frameworks such Spring, Hibernate and others. JavaEE now not only offers the standards, ease of use, a proven design but also what has been left till now, the developer productivity with the Web Profile which support all you need other than the MDBs. You do not need full blown heavy servers or Frankenstein IDEs and do not need coffee breaks on builds and server restarts. Downloading the JavaEE6 SDK which is bundled with Glassfish and your favorite IDE is all you need. You can also use Jboss or TomEE as your server. With JavaEE6/7, most of the Design Patterns can be used via simple annotations. However those new features are not well known s. There are several JavaEE books focusing patterns or recipes, but they usually fail either on to cover way the pattern needs to be used and in which problems it usually fits. Although Design Patterns is an old subject with quite a wide range of resources, that there is a lack of resources on how Design Patterns are implemented in JavaEE. This package focuses on how Design Patterns are implemented and used in JavaEE and how they can be used to solve real world problems. It will bridge the existing non-JavaEE Design Patterns to new JavaEE concepts. It will be organized on focusing design patterns one by one. However, instead of using the traditional order (structural, behavioral etc...), it will start from most relevant patterns for a JavaEE developer and move forward to extend his knowledge, skills and architectural creativity.