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I applied for a Java job yesterday, but I haven't used Java for a couple of years, so looking to do some refresh work, to get back in the swing of things.

Anyone got a good site to start with, for current practices and a quick walkthrough?

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big_D wrote:
to get back in the swing of things.


Har har har, very good :wink:

I'm not sure it's good as a walkthrough, but I've always found the Really Big Index great for reference.


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Thanks, I'll give it a look. I got turned down for the VB job today. :(

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Thanks, I'll give it a look. I got turned down for the VB job today. :(


I can send some stuff about VB/C# jobs I keep getting in Germany if you are interested

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Thanks, I'll give it a look. I got turned down for the VB job today. :(


I can send some stuff about VB/C# jobs I keep getting in Germany if you are interested

Yeah, that would be great! Send me a PM.. :)

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Done, hope it's of use to you, they were to me with looking at my opportunities :)

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Done, hope it's of use to you, they were to me with looking at my opportunities :)

Thanks, I'll have a look at it today. Trouble is, they are a bit general, at first sight, "Germany"... No localisation, a bit like saying "VB Programmer, UK", no idea whether it is useful, until you get more information. ;)

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They normally give locations, I think Hessen was a common place but I don't know much more than that

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