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Hi, I am Ramesh Fadatare from India, a founder, author, designer and chief editor of this website JavaGuides, a technical blog dedicated to the Java/Java EE technologies and Frameworks. 

I started this blog so that I can share whatever I learn during my day-to-day job with other programmers. It gives me immense pleasure when people read my articles and say that It has helped them.

JavaGuides provides productive guides/tutorials in depth about Java/Java EE, Design Patterns, OOPS, Spring Framework, Spring Boot, Hibernate Framework, Angular, Testing, Jersey Rest, Restful, Java 7/8/9/10/11, Build tools and more ...

My goal is exploring Java/Java EE library APIs as guides/tutorials/articles so that each piece of code/examples can be used in day to day project work. This site is more helpful for Beginners because it has more practical examples, advanced concepts, and will get hands-on experience on real time projects.

All source code examples in each post are simple, ready to use, up-to-date, easy to understand, and well tested in my development environment.

I am interested in writing blogs, sharing technical knowledge, solving technical issues, reading and learning new subjects.

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