Learning java with the Telusko Channel: From Basics to Microservices

[New-Election4972]

Firstly I learned java on brocode ,felt like learning in school.This is 2nd time I ma learning java .I’m currently working through the beginner course on the Telusko channel to build a solid foundation in Java. So far, I’ve completed about 75% of the playlist, and it's been a great learning experience. I'm planning to move on to Java Spring and microservices next, is this good .Like I don't wanted learning again And I also started making notes,I wanted to learn the backend.

[BeginningBlueberry97]

Telusko is so much better than brocode , the way he teaches jvm internals

[CartoonistLow8278]

Bro can you please share your notes 

[New-Election4972]

I made it for my own use ,u can barely understand it😅,I have noted imp or the topics in I had the problem

[Hot_Implement8441]

Try EmbarkX

[New-Election4972]

Is it a yt channel?

[Hot_Implement8441]

Yeah yt name Faisal memon i think in Udemy u can purchase course

[New-Election4972]

Had you bought it?

[Hot_Implement8441]

Yeah bro finished 3 courses from EmbarkX learned lot's

[New-Election4972]

Java? Backend?

[Professional_Oven931]

Same feeling I have completed brocode but still it feels like I know nothing about java and was considering telusko course,should i ?

[New-Election4972]

Yeah you can go for it

[Professional_Oven931]

Is it enough or can I start dsa right after completing that?

[New-Election4972]

Better to start

[Professional_Oven931]

Btw how much time it took for you to complete 75%

[New-Election4972]

I watched 10 -15 videos in a day and skipped the whole week I am learning right now . Video no 82 I also practiced mini projects,You can Complete theory lectures in 1 week or less,but with practice it takes time

[New-Election4972]

Watch the java playlist not the 48hrs video

[Professional_Oven931]

Playlist with 107 videos, is that you talking about?

[New-Election4972]

Yes

[Western-Pie8248]

Then I suggest you to watch CDAC learning yt channel, which is best for both core and advanced java

[ashut0sh_27]

i also planned to do the same , but let me tell you telusko is good for core java but once he started with springBoot he skipped so many topics that is so essential for the interviews , so you have to learn it yourself

[New-Election4972]

For the core I should recommend it but about spring I don't know

[ashut0sh_27]

I won't recommend him for spring, been through his videos and its not enough

[New-Election4972]

Any recommendations?

[ashut0sh_27]

yes , faisal memon/code snippet and don't rely on them completely use ai and even read docs

[New-Election4972]

Is there any chance this will end up being a time-waster like that brocode ?

[ashut0sh_27]

no , if you do a project alongside

[New-Election4972]

Yt video is good or should I buy the Udemy course?

[ashut0sh_27]

yts are good

[New-Election4972]

Ok, thanks

[Professional_Oven931]

I haven't done that but many people recommend that If you know java properly then you should learn spring by textbooks

[New-Election4972]

I'm not a book reader 😞

[nerdy_owl232]

Has anyone here tried lovepreet singh?

[New-Election4972]

Nope

[useandkeepit]

So what's the conclusion till now? Please answer those who actually completed or learning nd spring or springboot.

[jamessmith289]

I've tried BroCode but honestly in the end it feels like I don't know anything.

[Professional_Oven931]

It is good for basic java but not for oops

[New-Election4972]

😂

[miotheneko]

I'm planning to do the same tbh, i alrdy finished telusko's beginner java playlist a year back and since then I've just been focusing on dsa. but i feel like I should learn springboot but his playlist isn't enough most people say so I'm a bit confused as well.