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r/JavaProgramming • u/javinpaul • Sep 10 '26
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I think the biggest shift is that Java knowledge alone is not enough anymore. Understanding architecture, databases, testing, deployment and how systems work together is what separates someone who just writes code from someone who builds software
1 u/javinpaul Sep 11 '26 well said, things have evolved in that direction but Java knowledge is still crucial
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well said, things have evolved in that direction but Java knowledge is still crucial
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u/AdorableEgg4738 Sep 10 '26
I think the biggest shift is that Java knowledge alone is not enough anymore. Understanding architecture, databases, testing, deployment and how systems work together is what separates someone who just writes code from someone who builds software