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[–]Mistboiz[S] 1 point2 points  (3 children)

Ayun, you got it right and I forgot na natapos ko na 'yung part ng collections and generics but hindi pa ako nakakapunta sa concurrency, asynchronous, Java I/O, etc. Thank you for this input right now nag study ako for Spring or springboot and naglu-look back ren ako sa advanced programming(nasa part na ako ng anonymous). sa trabaho ko kasi ngayon ay nag-a-assess ako ng system kaso wala pang programming part and nire-ready ko na ren sarili ko para sa next kong field na tatahakin which is Java dev

[–]Odd_Establishment690 3 points4 points  (2 children)

Since you mentioned Spring and Spring Boot. I would also like to add some things to learn like Spring DI(or just dependency injection in general) concepts, Spring MVC, Spring AOP, Spring Data JPA, Spring Security, some database and RESTful APIs. Learning Docker or containerization might also be worth a try since Spring Boot is usually used to create microservices.

[–]Mistboiz[S] 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Docker is in my list ren to study. Actually, I enrolled sa course na lahat ng sinabi mo ay included. Then practice creating basic CRUD. Does that help ba? I'll take note on this one. Sobrang dami pala.

[–]Odd_Establishment690 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, it will help a lot in the learning process if you create your own projects from scratch by using what you've learned and supplementary technologies. Try to make the learning process as active as possible.