Getting Started with Clean Code Java SE 9

Course details

This practical video series will make you a master of Java SE 9's core concepts, components, tools, and new major features, so you can become a Java Ninja. By the end of the third section, you will have mastered Java Modularity and its core JDK structure changes.

The second section introduces more advanced topics about modularity and covers all the techniques that will help you migrate your code smoothly to Java 9. The final section introduces the great new features shipped with the language to show you how to create custom runtime images (aka customized JREs) and loosely coupled modules with services, service provider, and service consumers.

All the topics are powered by examples to make the explanations practical.

About the Author

Mohamed Tamanis an Enterprise Architect/Senior Software Engineer at WebCentric Company. He is a frequent consultant with around 20+ years' experience in Java. He holds a Diploma in Computer and Automatic Control in 1999, and a BSc in computer systems engineering, with a major in Electrical Engineering in 2005. He formerly lived in Cairo, Egypt, but has just relocated to Belgrade, Serbia.

Mohamed's experiences strongly include development in Java and JavaScript, web, mobile, and IoT for industries including financial, banking, tourism, government, and healthcare; he has worked for Pfizer, Silicon Expert, Google, Oracle, and e-finance. He has worked with a number of technologies including UX, user-facing GUI frontend engineering, DevOps, cloud computing, AI, ML, big data, Blockchain, backend, mid-tiers, and integrations of large-scale systems in Agile environments.

Mohamed enjoys talking at international conferences to evangelize Java standards, Java EE, Java SE, and his experience in different domains, as he is a very knowledgeable Java community member. He worked closely with the teams responsible for the development of the JDK and Java EE.

In addition, he is a member of Adopt-a-JSR of Java EE 8, OpenJDK 9, 10, and 11, and JavaFX programs. He is a JCP member, was 2014 JCP Executive Committee member, and is on the Java Community Process (JCP) expert group (EG) for JSRs 354, 363, and 373.

Community-wise, Mohamed is a Java Champion, Oracle Developer Champion, EGJUG leader, MoroccoJUG member, and Oracle Egypt Architects Club board member, and won the 2014 and 2015 Duke's choice awards, 11th annual JCP adopt 2013 awards, and United Nations Mobile Hackathon 2015, gaining second place worldwide.