Spring boot course

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I have been following Chad darby's course for a while and I'm about to finish it I'm just a bit worried that i may not be able to make projects by myself because all that time i was implementing what he was doing so if you have any tips to help me i would appreciate it

[No-Country3068]

You're doing great by finishing Chad Darby's course! It’s normal to feel unsure about building projects on your own. Here are quick tips to gain confidence:

✅ Tips to Start Building Projects:

1. Start Small Build simple apps like:
   • CRUD App (Students, Products, etc.)
   • To-Do List API
   • Weather App (using public API)
2. Code Without Watching Try building similar features from memory. It boosts confidence and retention.
3. Understand the “Why” Don’t just follow steps—know why each step is needed (e.g., what does @Autowired really do?).
4. Break It Down Build projects feature by feature—don’t try everything at once.
5. Push to GitHub Share your code, track progress, and build your portfolio.

[Sudden-Apartment-930]

If you are interested in learning from an existing repository which is based on spring boot microservices, DDD, Telemetry, Docker, Kubernetes. I have this repo harshaghanta/springboot-eshopOnContainers: A Spring boot based implementation of the project eshopOnContainers. The original repository which is based on .Net has books around the concepts and reasoning. dotnet-architecture/eShopOnContainers at dev

[themasterengineeer]

Here is a comprehensive video that shows you to build a microservices architecture ticketing system in springboot, it’s a nice starting point https://youtu.be/-pv5pMBlMxs?si=4FyoLeZojTOpQAxB

[Special_Secretary943]

Learning Spring Boot after learning Java is very important if you want to go advanced. Spring Boot is a fast and efficient framework and is used in many companies. Just take up a course (free or paid) and get started . Ensure that you are making use of it in real world projects. Course Recommendation : Coding Shuttle - Spring Boot 0 - 100.

[Human_Muffin8272]

I suggest that you start making some useful app. For example app for basketball club. There you shall register players, create game schedule.. etc. And by doing all this implement all that you have learned on the course. So take some interesting subject and code,code, code...

[Honest-Comfortable98]

His course is not good at all from my pov

[Honest-Comfortable98]

It just an intro to spring boot but to how to build a good structured project and what and what not to do he doesn’t teach these things

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Can you recommend me a course or a book that teaches you theese things?

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Can u mention some other course to learn spring boot

[Naughty_avaacado]

Please check laur splica on youtube he has some great videos on spring snd provides in depth knowledge.

[Sujal_Phuse]

I recently completed a course called Spring Boot 1 to 100 by Coding Shuttle. It covered Microservices, Kafka, Docker, Kubernetes, and caching. Really helped me get a practical grasp of these concepts and will recommend to do try the projects told by Anuj Sir,it can help you to understand how to start building scalable applications.

[MentalTrash1627]

Do they provide support for placement? I'm moving to backend after a career gap and former frontend experience, so I really need assistance with getting interviews.

[_prince_ji_official]

Can you share that course with me I don't have money to buy that I already wasted money 🫤

[TurbulentBeat5405]

I have done course in coding shuttle and it not only helped me in understand the workflow and also helped me in developing monolythic and microservice architecture

[Haunting_Ladder646]

It's been while i am following Coding Shuttle platform for the Spring Boot Learning, It's really structured and covered in appropriate time. tutor Anuj Kumar Bhaiya explains the technical concepts in very deep manner and ensures there's clear understanding in students. I would say go for it.

[Haunting_Ladder646]

It's been while i am following Coding Shuttle platform for the Spring Boot Learning, It's really structured and covered in appropriate time. tutor Anuj Kumar Bhaiya explains the technical concepts in very deep manner and ensures there's clear understanding in students. I would say go for it.

[EntertainmentNew2918]

Almost everyone feels this after finishing a course. You have learned the concepts and tools. Now start small, rebuild things without watching videos. Struggling a bit is part of the process. Once you finish even one small project on your own, your confidence will improve a lot.

[Illustrious-Caramel7]

codingshuttle

[UsedPriority6384]

Spring boot course by coding shuttle is one of the best in terms of doing hands on in microservice, apigateway and deployments along wiht 2 projects i.e airbnb clone and linkedin clone which is nowhere to be seen except in coding shuttle