Message from Eyal.
Hi,
My phone pinged as I was putting away my chessboard late one night.
It was a post from Eyal, a member of the Persistence Hub.
Eyal is a Senior Java Developer from Tel Aviv. When he joined, he struggled to make sense of all the different mapping options Hibernate has to offer.
But after watching relevant lectures from the courses and the Expert Sessions in the Persistence Hub, his situation has changed completely.
Here’s what he said:
“I feel like a kid in a candy store. There are endless sessions and courses to study from to keep up with all new tech. Now I'm more comfortable dealing with ORM problems and seek not just the solution to be correct - but I’m thinking about optimization as well!
If you are a beginner (like I was back then) this is a great place to start learning JPA and Hibernate. And if you have some experience, you still benefit from all the sessions and course material!”
It was obvious just how excited he was. And I’m excited for him.
^^^ If this sounds like it would be just a dream for you right now, then I want to help you grow your Java persistence skills.
The first step is to jump inside the Persistence Hub and get access to a huge library of training material.
The learning paths will be the best place to start. They clearly show which course lectures and Expert Sessions get you from where you're at to where you want to be.
Click here to find out more and join today.
Speak soon,
Thorben
PS. Here are a few more comments from other members:
“The Persistence Hub is for me the single source of truth regarding JPA and Hibernate.” - Sjoerd Adema (Java Lead Developer and DDD trainer)
“With little previous knowledge of JPA concepts, I took the entry into the enterprise world of Java. I used the courses to supplement my missing basic knowledge of individual topics in the course of time. In addition, architectural topics such as Domain Driven Design are examined to see how they can be implemented using JPA.
Alternative technical concepts such as NoSQL, jOOQ, Flyway or Neo4J are presented, which offer better solutions in special situations and sometimes can be combined with JPA.” - Klaus Causemann (Software Developer)