perfect! Ali Architecture Daniel released Alibaba Java Post Growth Notes, the gap between you and the big factory is really more than a little

Preface

The issue of how technical people grow has always attracted much attention, because programmers have developed rapidly in their careers. Even people with the same starting point will quickly open up a huge gap after several years of work or study. So technical people Keep learning and improve yourself so that you can withstand the back waves that are constantly catching up, and you won't be "slapped to death" on the beach.

Recently, after a friend revealed, Alibaba also released a limited "Java Growth Notes" for the first time. The knowledge points recorded in it are very complete. After reading it, I realized that the gap is really more than a little!

The Java Growth Notes mainly hierarchize Java programmers according to the number of years, clearly marking the route Java programmers should follow to improve themselves, and which technical points need to be learned.

The following will introduce the knowledge points covered by the main content of this Java growth note. Due to the length of the article, only the screenshot content is shown. If you need the full pdf version, follow the official account at the end of the article to get it.

 

The general contents of the Java growth notes are as follows:

0-1 years entry:

  • Java basic review (object-oriented + Java superclass + Java reflection mechanism + exception handling + collections + generics + basic IO operations + multithreading + network programming + JDK new features)
  • Preliminary Exploration of Web Programming (Servlet+MySQL Database+Commodity Management System Actual Combat)
  • SSM from entry to master (Spring+SpringMVC+Mybatis+ commodity management system combat- SSM version)
  • SpringBoot quick start (SpringBoot + SpringBoot-based commodity management system actual combat)
  • Zero-distance Internet project actual combat (Linux + Redis + double eleven seckill actual combat system)

1-3 years senior engineer:

  • Advanced concurrent programming (concurrent tool combat + CAS + display lock analysis + thread pool internal mechanism + performance optimization)
  • JVM in-depth analysis (understanding the runtime data area + interpretation of off-heap memory + JDK + memory leak troubleshooting + Arthas + GC algorithm and garbage collector + class loading mechanism, etc.)
  • MySQL Advanced
  • Deep into the bottom of Tomcat (threading model + performance tuning)

3-5 years senior:

  • Database (tuning + transaction + lock + cluster + master-slave + cache, etc.)
  • Linux (command + production environment + log, etc.)
  • Middleware & distributed (dubbo+MQ/kafka, ElasticSearch, SpringCloud and other components)

5-7 years structure:

  • Open source framework (Spring5 source code + SpringMVC source code + Mybatis source code)
  • Distributed architecture (Zk actual combat+RabbitMQ+RocketMQ+Kafka)
  • Efficient storage (Redis+mongoDB+MySQL high availability+Mycat+Sharing-Sphere)
  • Microservice architecture (RPC+SpringBoot+SpringCloud Netflix+SpringCloud Alibaba+docker+k8s)

Delivery for more than 10 years: just a joke

Part1: Getting started in 0-1 years

1. Java basic review

 

2. A preliminary exploration of Web programming

 

3. SSM from entry to master

 

4. SpringBoot quick start

 

5. The actual combat of zero-distance Internet projects (imitating Xiaomi Mall)

 

Part2: 1-3 years senior engineer

1. Advanced concurrent programming


2. JVM in-depth analysis

 

3. MySQL advanced advanced

 

4. Deep into the bottom of Tomcat

 

Part3: 3-5 years senior

1. Database

 

2.Linux

 

3. Middleware & Distributed

 

Part4: 5-7 years architecture

1. Open source framework

 

2. Distributed architecture

 

3. Efficient storage

 

4. Microservice architecture

 

to sum up

Although I personally often laugh at myself, I am going to become a food delivery specialist ten years later, but in fact, relying on my own efforts can reduce the anxiety after 35 years old. After all, there are not many good architects.

Architect is the career goal of most of our technical people. A good architect is the result of the collaboration of opportunities (company), personal hard work (endure, willingness to study), and talent (really love) , Practice + opportunity + hard work can help you become an excellent architect.

If you also want to be a good architect, then perhaps you need to read the above Alibaba  Java growth notes , hoping to be helpful to your career development.

To receive Java growth notes, you only need:

- thumbs up + review articles concerned about the public under the number you can get

 

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