I teach 3 electable academic courses in HIT Computer Science department: Java SE, Android and Java EE. The first covers the core topics in Java and Scala and sets the foundation required to take the two other courses.
On January 18th I will take part in a public meeting hour through which lecturers answered questions about the elective courses they teach.
Explore Stable Values – a new Java 25 upcoming feature (JEP 502) enabling lazy initialization with immutable performance and JVM-level optimizations.
MongoDB 2025 Tel-Aviv took place in Hilton Tel-Aviv. It was a great learning experience.
PyCon IL 2025 took place on September 9, 2025. It was a marvelous celebration for Python developers in the Israeli community.
If you consider running a startup the bootstrap way then you might get some insight from the lessons I learned.
Learn about the considerations we should take into account when choosing whether to move forward from Java to Kotlin or to Scala.
The Python for Kids: Coding Made FUN is a new book that focuses on teaching kids how to code in Python. You can find it on Amazon.
The visitor design pattern allows us to add operations to objects that already exist without modifying their classes and without extending them.
FED stands for Front End Development. It is one of the hottest topics these days. The academic FED course I deliver focuses mostly on the more complex topics.
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