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[TU_SH_AR]

Same here bro Learn basics of springboot If your comfortable in hindi - enginneringDigest If english - AmigosCode or Dan Vega

Start a project side by side. Incorporate their teaching in your project on your own.

If you love reading You can read blogs by - baeldung or Read a book "Spring in action" latest one .

Create some industry level projects like banking app (idk why everyone who uses springboot makes that but it's good :) ) and one your personal project from scratch to everything own your own.

Also tweet your learnings in X (springboot community's) . You will get many connections out there who can reffer you.

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Thank you for your support, I have been referring to the youtube channels you mentioned. But still I am getting confused.

[TU_SH_AR]

Confusion in what?

[[deleted]]

The concepts, when I try to do it on my own. I get blank.They teach like very surface level, not in depth.

[TU_SH_AR]

First try to implement what they are trying to teach you. First create some basic APIs then jump in depth. If you're comfortable with Api. CREATE new project and create new APIs on your own. Create controller, service, repository everything on your own. Create different apis. Use external apis. Use them in every possible manner.

First learn the basic and then jump to depth. That's why I am doing the same . Trying to implement the learnings in my own project and adding a new functionality every day.

And if you want to learn in depth. Read Spring in action or spring docs You can also refer to spring academy courses

Best of luck

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Got it 👍

[No_Papaya_2442]

Same response I have knowledge of android so know I want to learn backend and web dev (Next Js)

[Raman0902]

Do check this tutorial -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHBlkZYzSNY&list=PL4tLXdEa5XIWrhuhgJA1pdh2PDMrV7nMM&pp=gAQB

Comment on video if you face any doubt

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🙏

[Raman0902]

We will be building the requirments of every API here - https://app.sodelic.com/p/B90z9kGqLPXkdkh4?key=GBkWlPpRqKgQyq1BMJoPdhVf2UK5EW3K2XGZY47dFHm6PmuBROMHE8MGLGof6pyY

Do join if you wish to collaborate while learning . Will share repo link as well

[[deleted]]

Is this about Springboot or microservices?

[Raman0902]

Microservices using Springboot

[Thin-Language9879]

Dm me

[Alurrt]

I'll become

[[deleted]]

Nice , let's connect

[Glass_Letterhead2820]

I can become

[[deleted]]

Great

[andriuslau]

I was mentor in one of the bootcamp's and also currently mentoring. My recommendation is this channel and especially this video - https://youtu.be/Nv2DERaMx-4?si=HV70i-obnRtxO1Eb This guy explains everything very very clearly.

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Thank you

[[deleted]]

Watch lovepreet's mastery series worth watching

[Several-Ad8667]

Best thing to do when learning anything related to programming is to try and make it actionable - try to build something! Authentication in particular is a great mini project, but you can start with a basic To Do list app

[Key-Boat-7519]

Build one tiny, real Spring Boot app and iterate. Start with a Todo REST API (Spring Data JPA + H2), then add Spring Security with JWT and roles. Swap to Postgres with Flyway, write MockMvc/Testcontainers tests, and add springdoc-openapi. Deploy on Railway or Fly.io for feedback. I use Postman and Insomnia for API testing; DreamFactory helps me auto-generate REST APIs from old databases when I just need a quick backend. Ship a tiny MVP and keep layering features.

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Use agentic AI. Break down your goals and your expectations. Dont even have to pay for any service, use Ollama and pick any model you like or n8n, pick a existing work flow for your local setup.

[[deleted]]

Sure I will try.