I want to start as junior in Java in a company but they ask me to present them some tasks that ensures that i am more than a junior.they offer me a task to create a Swing Gui with buttons and stuff.I have already a good knowledge of Java from University and some projects.
But on the way to create the logic and after a button stayed stacked i have learn about SwingWorker (because i have to do a task that runs in back) it was very interesting.
So my questions is so that i can present them some kinds of task i would like to ask you people.
What are the most common tasks that you do in work in coding.Example build a table and fill it with data and enable the right click (i have already done something like that they want more). What do you think that it would be good for me to present them and also that i learn something more for the future and so that i get the job.
Please just write only ideas or if you have working Experience what kind of tasks to do.Swing,Spring, JSP ,struts it doesn't matter all i will try and learn them them and i want the job.
All ideas suggestions are welcome.
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Jump to PostHi there I'll try to explain this to my very best. :)
Hmmm. When you want to use hibernate in connecting to your DB, you will be needing a data source to connect to the database. You can instatntiate that datasource using Spring, setting the properties like connection string, db …
Jump to Postyou should understand that it is pretty hard for us to know what your (future?) employer deems a worthy application.
if you were hired to do back-end development, or as a front-end developer, that changes a lot. are their applications single screen applications, multiple screens, 3D, .... ?
Jump to PostAs a new employee you are unlikely to be asked to do a new project. New hires are usually assigned maintenance tasks, mostly because that teaches them about the existing systems, and partly because they are bottom of the pecking order and nobody likes maintenance.
So a typical task may …
Jump to Postyes. what's most likely is the set you up at an existing project, starting up with bug fixing to "get to know the application" and some maintenance.
"ow, hey, we want this functionality to change like that now", nothing ground breaking.
starting from small to less small to bigger to …
Jump to PostJust try to prove that you're worthy of the job and everything else will fall down into places. ;)
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