Outsourcing Java development to India

Outsourcing Java development to India

Today, people understand that they can use outsourcing to lower costs and improve quality. Outsourcing is, however, far more than just a way to reduce costs and improve the efficiency of current operations. Outsourcing to India can transform traditional business operations into supercharged value-creating engines generating better solutions for customers and greater returns for shareholders.

Activities that do not form part of a company’s competitive positioning is outsourced to firms in India who can do them better. A single company can’t be master of all skills in IT services.

Java is a strong and standalone programming language that simplifies development and operation of application software in less time and money. It has evolved as the foremost development platform in terms of modulation and component-oriented architecture. The quality of Java is it’s portability and scalability, which transforms itself according to business requirement, so this quality makes Java superior to other programming languages.

Outsourcing Java software development instead of hiring new staff is also one of the ways to get more technology results. As a Java development outsourcing partner these firms in India  assure latest technologies using Java. 

Indian IT firms are experienced in applying Java to a wide range of server systems and environments. The team of Java outsourcing programmers and system architects has extensive experience with all different types of Java development technologies & utilizes the following technologies:

J2EE compliant architecture design solutions/applications

JSP/Servlets

EJB

JMS

J2EE Design Patterns

Security management

Development based on J2EE compliant application servers

J2ME

Swing/Applets

JDBC

Indian IT firms can offshore Java and J2EE software development outsourcing services for companies in the USA and other regions of the world.

Ten Technologies Every Java Developer Should Know

Ten Technologies Every Java Developer Should Know

“Time and tide wait for no man” declares an ancient proverb. If you currently are working in the software industry, you know this truth still applies. To effectively work on Java projects, an understanding of basic Java and Java EE APIs, such as JDBC and servlets, is required because they serve as the foundation of the application.

If you want to be a participant in application development, however, you need more knowledge. So what other technologies/APIs are critical to being a project member? Based on field experiences and in the classroom of java-development’s consultants and instructors, we have compiled the top 10 technologies/APIs every Java developer should know:

1. At least one MVC Framework like JSF, Struts, or Spring MVC

2. Hibernate or JPA

3. Dependency Injection (as demonstrated in Spring or Java EE through @Resource)

4. SOAP based Web Services (JAX-WS)

5. Some build tool (Ant, Maven, etc.)

6. JUnit (or other Unit Testing framework)

7. Version control

8. JSTL

9. Application server/container configuration management and application deployment (whether it is WebSphere, Tomcat, JBoss, etc. you need to know where your application runs and how to improve its execution).

10. AJAX

Other technologies/APIs that didn’t make the top ten, but could certainly be successfully argued for inclusion in a developer’s repertoire are: design patterns, debugging tools/techniques, and continuous integration.

If you are starting off the new year and looking at professional goals to set for yourself or your development team, take a look at this list and see if it can help. If you need some help with these topics, take a look at java-development’s Java and .NET Training. Give us a chance to help improve your standing in the development community.

If you have been doing Java for some time and have a few gray hairs named after your favorite (or infamous) projects, what APIs and/technologies do you think need to be on the list? Feel free to comment and leave us your thoughts on what needs to be added or removed from the list.

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