I am new to Java and would like to ask if I want to engage in Java development in the future. Is it necessary to know the GUI? Are all these companies currently involved in this area? Newbies asking for advice, don’t rant. . . .
If it’s the core algorithm of GUI, you can learn it. If it’s how to build a program through GUI, don’t get involved. The technical content is not high, and no company needs talents in this area. If you feel interested in GUI, you can learn Android.
You can just skip the GUI Java generally has two directions. javaEE is engaged in enterprise-level application development. To put it simply, it is the backend website system There is also Android, which does not touch the GUI
Nowadays, GUI is generally not touched. If you follow the footsteps of the public, you don’t have to touch it. However, opportunities always lie where everyone ignores them. You can also find a new approach, delve deeply into GUI, and finally develop a stunning GUI framework, then you will become famous.
Java is mostly used as a server. Just understand the GUI knowledge taught in class. Very few companies will engage in this. Moreover, it is not certain whether Java will be played to death by Oracle.
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If it’s the core algorithm of GUI, you can learn it. If it’s how to build a program through GUI, don’t get involved. The technical content is not high, and no company needs talents in this area. If you feel interested in GUI, you can learn Android.
What age is it? My dear~
gui can consider https://github.com/electron/e...
Atom has been created, what else can’t be done
You can just skip the GUI
Java generally has two directions. javaEE is engaged in enterprise-level application development. To put it simply, it is the backend website system
There is also Android, which does not touch the GUI
Basically no backend required
Nowadays, GUI is generally not touched. If you follow the footsteps of the public, you don’t have to touch it.
However, opportunities always lie where everyone ignores them. You can also find a new approach, delve deeply into GUI, and finally develop a stunning GUI framework, then you will become famous.
No need...
The GUI should be tinkered with more or less
Java is mostly used as a server. Just understand the GUI knowledge taught in class. Very few companies will engage in this. Moreover, it is not certain whether Java will be played to death by Oracle.