Advanced Java Programmer: 5 Unmissable Java Backend Technology Books

Java development has always been one of the hottest development skills in the current Internet field, and Java engineers have always been a very in-demand development position. A Java development engineer not only needs to have a deep understanding of the Java language and features, but also needs to master Java-related frameworks, ecology and back-end development knowledge. In this article, Qianfeng Guangzhou Java editor shares 5 Java back-end technical books to guide you to advance quickly. These books cover a variety of skills that need to be mastered in back-end development, and are very helpful in helping to improve development capabilities. Collect it now!

NO.1 "The Way of Java Engineer Cultivation" by Hang Jian

This book is mainly aimed at the necessary skills of a qualified Java engineer to do an outline summary and elaboration. The content includes engineering, common development frameworks, data storage, data transmission, advanced knowledge of Java programming, performance optimization, security technology, etc. It basically covers most of the skills that Java engineers need to master.

This book can be seen as an onboarding guide for Java engineers, and it can also be seen as a reference manual for connecting Java backend skill points. Through carefully arranged content, new Java engineers can systematically learn relevant development skills, and experienced Java engineers can check and fill gaps, consolidate their relevant development skills, and further improve their own Java technology system.

NO.2 "Demystifying the Java Virtual Machine: JVM Design Principles and Implementation" by Feng Yafei

Java is a very popular programming language, but how exactly does a Java program work? How to write more efficient Java code...? These troubling questions can all be answered in this book.

This book interprets the internal implementation mechanism of HotSpot from the perspective of source code, which mainly includes three parts - JVM data structure design and implementation, execution engine mechanism and memory allocation model. Through direct analysis of the source code, fundamentally sort out and clarify the key concepts and mechanisms in the Java field.

NO.3 "Lightweight Java EE Enterprise Application Combat (5th Edition)" edited by Li Gang

This book introduces four open source frameworks and technologies in the Java EE field: Struts 2, Spring, Hibernate, and JPA. It focuses on how to integrate Struts 2.5+Spring 5.0+Hibernate 5.2 for Java EE development.

This book mainly includes three parts. The first part introduces the basics of Java EE development and how to build a development environment. The second part explains the usage of Struts 2.5, Spring 5.0, Hibernate 5.2, and JPA in detail. The third part demonstrates the development of a workflow case containing 7 tables, with complex association mapping, inheritance mapping and other relationships between the tables, and the business is relatively complex. I hope that readers can combine theory with practice and truly apply the three frameworks to in actual development.

NO.4 "Spring+MyBatis Enterprise Application Combat (Second Edition)" by Crazy Software

This book introduces two open source frameworks in the field of Java EE (now renamed Jakarta EE): Spring's MVC and MyBatis.

This book focuses on how to integrate Spring MVC 5+MyBatis 3.4.5 for Java EE development. The operation steps of this book are detailed, the thinking of programming is clear, and the language is plain and easy to understand. As long as readers read this book carefully and master the knowledge in the book, they can fully meet the requirements of Spring MVC+MyBatis project development in the enterprise.

NO.5 "Core Technology of Billion-Level Traffic Website Architecture: Building a High Availability and High Concurrency System with Kaitao" by Zhang Kaitao

This book summarizes and sorts out the principles of high availability and high concurrency for 100 million-level traffic websites, and introduces in detail how to implement these principles through examples. This book is divided into four parts: Overview, High Availability Principles, High Concurrency Principles, and Case Practice. The core technology of the architecture of the billion-level traffic website is introduced in detail in many aspects, so that readers can quickly apply it to practical projects after reading.