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2016-01-26 17:24:06
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Nishant ChauhanTech lead . Android team.
Beginner-Level 3
It is mainly used for server side programming. Its framework Django efficiently uses MVC structure. Moreover it's a scripting language so it's very flexible writing server side code.
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2016-01-25 21:00:59
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Nishant ChauhanTech lead . Android team.
Beginner-Level 3
Firstly, learn the basics of Java from any online source. It will not take much time. This is the first step for being an android developer. Then learn android step by step. Learn what are layouts, then activity. These are the basic blocks. Later on, you'll just have to explore different features.
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2016-01-17 14:53:40
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2016-01-14 19:12:59
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Shashank Khatri
Beginner-Level 3
Hi Paikndla,
I recommend you to download ISTQB e-book from
http://www.computing.dcu.ie/~ray/teaching/CA358/dorothy_graham.pdf to attain foundation level knowledge of testing.
You can get good knowledge of Java on Javapoint.com and tutorialspoint.com. I encourage you to test your skills on online crowdsourcing platform like topcoder.com.
Should you have any query, feel free to extend the thread.
Thanks.
I recommend you to download ISTQB e-book from
http://www.computing.dcu.ie/~ray/teaching/CA358/dorothy_graham.pdf to attain foundation level knowledge of testing.
You can get good knowledge of Java on Javapoint.com and tutorialspoint.com. I encourage you to test your skills on online crowdsourcing platform like topcoder.com.
Should you have any query, feel free to extend the thread.
Thanks.
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2015-12-31 13:05:26
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Sunita Goyal
Contributor-Level 6
Hi,
A fixation on programming languages is the sign of a 2nd rate engineer/computer scientist.
When I was at Google, SVP Alan Eustace was fond of saying that Google preferred to hire generalists over specialists. The reason is that while you might have the world's SQL expert, if you gave him a Google-sized problem, he might only attack it using a relational database, rather than apply a different approach that might be better. Hence, while Google had engineers who wrote JavaScript, they weren't hired as JavaScript-only specialists, but were generalists who decided that JavaScript was the appropriate technology to apply to a particular pr
A fixation on programming languages is the sign of a 2nd rate engineer/computer scientist.
When I was at Google, SVP Alan Eustace was fond of saying that Google preferred to hire generalists over specialists. The reason is that while you might have the world's SQL expert, if you gave him a Google-sized problem, he might only attack it using a relational database, rather than apply a different approach that might be better. Hence, while Google had engineers who wrote JavaScript, they weren't hired as JavaScript-only specialists, but were generalists who decided that JavaScript was the appropriate technology to apply to a particular pr
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2015-12-26 19:19:10
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Romil Goel
Contributor-Level 8
NIIT and APTECH are good options. Otherwise any popular regional tutor is a good option.
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2015-12-25 21:04:22
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2015-12-22 15:03:43
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Monisha Barua
Guide-Level 15
Hi Ruby,
Every institute has it's own course specific fee structure. In order to know the exact fee it would be always advisable to browse through the official website of the institute where you wish to apply.
Always remember, you should pursue a stream/course based on two things :
-your career goal
-the type of job you want to do
Please feel free to discuss more.
Wish You Luck!
Every institute has it's own course specific fee structure. In order to know the exact fee it would be always advisable to browse through the official website of the institute where you wish to apply.
Always remember, you should pursue a stream/course based on two things :
-your career goal
-the type of job you want to do
Please feel free to discuss more.
Wish You Luck!
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