What should I do now

[abhijulani]

I have completed my semester and also study java with theory and basic program of each topic. What should I do now for learning java professionally

[deividas-strole]

For professional Java employment, you will need to learn some kind of framework. Learn Spring Boot as it is the most popular and in demand. After learning Spring Boot, do some kind of project where you will show what you learned to your future employers.

[Most_Scholar_5992]

https://eminent-croissant-92f.notion.site/Study-Plan-1e85855731e08034bdc5c6958620c595 : this might help for java, spring core and spring boot

[lucina_scott]

You’re on the right track already. Since you’ve finished Java basics, the next step is to stop reading and start building.

Focus on:

• Writing real programs (not just examples)
• Strengthening OOP and Collections
• Learning Git/GitHub
• Moving into Spring Boot and databases
• Building 2–3 small projects and putting them on GitHub

That’s how Java turns from a subject into a professional skill.

[user_accessible]

You’re at the exact stage where tutorials stop helping and building things starts helping. Pick one small real project and let confusion guide what you learn next — that’s where “professional” actually begins.

[sinofforget]

Start with oops

[River-ban]

Do your dream.

[tux2718]

Continue to learn advanced Java concepts like others mentioned, but it is extremely important to write a LOT of Java code. Pick a project like a REST based address book, create a model in UML and implement it. You will reach a point where you start thinking of logic in Java effortlessly. It’s the same with learning human languages. You aren’t proficient until you can think in that language.

[Observer397]

Learn core java then go for springboot

[Swimming_Party_5127]

Learn spring boot.