17 years is a lucky year for me. The most worthy of celebration is that I was admitted to graduate school, and then started my career in JAVA software development. As an undergraduate non-software major, he has been in contact with software development since 2017. From Xiaobai all the way to the current ignorance, he has been in contact with a lot and has been confused for a long time.
In 2017, following the research group of the undergraduate teacher, I went to JAVA to develop this "thief ship" in a daze. On the basis of only C language and no JAVA learning foundation, I took over the first project. A company integrates existing platforms and expands business modules. Three-party collaboration, outsourcing company A to provide the development of software framework and main functions, we are responsible for the development of some basic modules, and the owner is responsible for software testing and progress coordination. I just started getting started with JAVA. It took me about a month to read the JAVA basics videos on the MOOC online, JAVA basic courses of other colleges, JavaScript, HTML + CSS, JQuery, and self-taught the basics of "Crazy JAVA Lectures". It was difficult to get started with this project. The project uses company A's plug-in, drag-and-drop front-end development, and mainly writes the back-end Java part of the SSM framework. Following the project of the Great God, the first step was started slowly. The program written was of course without any architecture and maintainability, and the project went through nearly a year and a half and eventually "bankrupt".
To sum up, 2017 has opened up an unknown new direction, and there are many difficulties and challenges waiting for me to overcome. Another point is that due to the weak foundation and strong desire, I basically didn't do it myself when learning, so some basic knowledge points are still not well understood. Too eager for quick success, pursuing deeper knowledge points, and then being hit by in-depth knowledge later on, and even a little unable to calm down.
In 2018, the new year is coming, and I have set myself the following goals;
- Improve your Java foundation and make up for weak knowledge links;
- Through the SSM framework built in the previous year, we developed our own system and won a software patent;
- Complete knowledge supplementation through search-based learning methods.