One of the key thing to observe is that it is not difficult to learn anything but to see what is relevant and why to learn. Learn the things most important to you in the work or life. If someone asserts on what you know, then it builds more confidence in the current profession or newly pursuing one.
Are you getting ready?
as
Software Engineer? (or)
Software QA Engineer? (or)
Java Automation Engineer?
Check out my first newly released Book
@Amazon - Software Quality and Java Automation Engineer Survival Guide: Basic Concepts, Self-Review, Interview Preparation (500+ Questions & Answers) Nov 16, 2016 by Jagadesh Babu Munta
There are about 500+ questions and answers to ease on understanding the concepts and for review purpose.
The below are 16 core skills covered in this book along with hands-on/getting started on a new job.1. Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)2. Software Quality Concepts3. OOPS4. XML5. XPath6. JSON7. SCM/SCCS(SVN/GIT) 8. Unix/Linux9. Java & JDBC10. ANT11. Maven12. JUnit13. TestNG14. Jenkins/Hudson (CI)15. Web Applications Testing – Selenium16. Web Services (SOAP&REST API) Testing and SoapUI
Java samples code: Learning by an example is a quick way to learn new things. The Java sample code helps developers and QA engineers to get comfortable in Java programming.
Selenium samples code: The Selenium sample code helps QA engineers in learning the browser-based website test automation using Selenium. Having examples is a good way to quickly getting into coding.
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