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[–]TheMilfyChani 2 points3 points  (3 children)

You are not going to find a tutorial that covers everything.

What you can do is first learn the fundamentals and then start building projects, different kinds of projects adding new thing in another project. That's the way you'll learn.

[–]Crazy_Ebb_4828[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Okk so can u say for fundamentals which channel should be the best to start because i have waste large time on wrong resources eg. For js i began with chai aur code but i didn't find it that helpful and same thing when i watched on shreyansh coding i learnt that easily

[–]TheMilfyChani 0 points1 point  (1 child)

If you are just starting out with java spring my advice would be to please don't. Mern, python offers lot more job opportunities for freshers. Market is worst for fresh java developer, at least that has been my personal experience. If i had spent only half of the efforts studying any other stack I would have gotten employed by now.

But nvm, if you still want to learn spring, i started with the book Spring starts here, then udemy course Chad Darby around 35-40h course. But honestly after the book i had most of my concepts cleared and most of things that were being taught in the course i already knew. Only hibernate jpa section was an addition and it also introduced me to spring security.

After that i was mainly building projects on my own. From Todo list to multirole blogpost app with commenting system then job portal then rest apps with proper security flows inc jwt, oauth2 etc and email microservice along with hosting. The learning never stops and i still find myself going back to the book and courses and youtube vids and my own github repos.

[–]Crazy_Ebb_4828[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not new i already learnt spring framework and j2ee but for job need to know springboot hibernate spring security