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Java

Posted by Husein Lam
Husein Lam
1,007 Points

Not so much a question but a comment. Shoutout to Treehouse Team

I just wanted to shoutout to the Treehouse for making learning really enjoyable. Am benefiting immensely from the tutorials. Thank you -hus

2 Answers

Craig Dennis
STAFF
Craig Dennis
Treehouse Teacher
Craig Dennis
Craig Dennis
Treehouse Teacher

Thanks for the shout out, glad you are liking it....we are having a blast too!

Husein Lam
Husein Lam
1,007 Points

Thanks Craig, I really like how you taught the basics of java class. Will you be adding more tutorials for Java in the future?

Husein Lam
Husein Lam
1,007 Points

I am going through that now :) :) What would you suggest I move on to if i wanted to learn more about Java after completing Java Objects?

Ken Alger
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Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher
Ken Alger
Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher

Husein;

Welcome to Treehouse!

With regards to ways to learn more Java, I know that Treehouse is ramping up their Java course selection. Not entirely sure of the timeline, but am very excited about topics I have heard rumblings that are in the works. In terms of learning more Java here on Treehouse, I would take a look at the courses in the Android Library. They are, obviously, geared towards Android development but that platform uses Java, and I see that you have already started on a few of them. That's great! I am finding it fun to work through the Android projects as it really helps to reinforce many of the topics in Java Basics & Java Objects as well as giving a great way to utilize Java skills!

Outside of Treehouse, and if you can't wait for the additional Java courses, there are a multitude of good resources. For doing some relatively fast challenge type learning, I enjoy the CodingBat Java site. Another resource I have found useful is Think Java by Allen B. Downey. There is some good foundational instruction in there along with some coding problems that provide a solid base in many aspects of Java.

Those are just my thoughts off the top of my head. I would image that Craig Dennis will be able to provide much more, and better, suggestions.

Happy coding,

Ken

Husein Lam
Husein Lam
1,007 Points

Thank you Ken for your recommendations and your thorough reply. I will check them out!

Cheers