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Java

Posted by Iskandar Fendi
Iskandar Fendi
5,700 Points

OOD and Java Data Structures

First, I would like to acknowledge that Treehouse has done a really tremendous job to extend their Library and array of knowledge. I learn more WAY A LOT from treehouse. I appreciate for all of you have done and you really care about us.

I would like to ask your perspective about this. I see this a lot whenever I went to Employer's Job Reqs, most of them said that they need someone that have these particular skills:

  1. Understanding of Object Oriented Design Pattern (Like Factory Design Pattern , Singleton, Strategy)

  2. Data Structures (Linked List, Tree Data Structures, Red and Black Tree and measured by the performance)

  3. Developing Android Wear

Probably we can have some kind of Android or Java Project for that? I think it will be great. Another reasons, the first two lists are very important: OOP will make the app is adaptable for change and efficient; Data-Structures also important for performance of the app

I think these two will help all of your client to develop a better knowledge how to make a high quality app. Android Wear, what will be more exciting than getting your hands dirty on new tech. :)

I know this may be too much to ask. I appreciate all of your attention about this post.

best regards