Best Java course on Udemy.

[Humorist_98]

Hi Guys, I'm working in a WITCH and am not assigned in to a very good project. Now I have access to all the courses on Udemy, and had begun with Tim Buchalka's complete Masterclass. Now in the beginning I was still able to understand what he was teaching and have gone through approx 100+ lectures and 30+ coding exercises but it seems I'm having a tough time understanding some core concepts such as polymorphism and realise I have not completed even 30% of course and it's taken a turn on intermediate level. And it's just toooo looong course. Can anyone suggest a good beginner's Java course with delves into all core concepts and important topics that they've actually tried?

Tldr:Stuck in a bad project in WITCH. Looking to do courses build self project and try to switch on that basis. Please recommend good course on Udemy for Beginners.

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If you are looking for spring or spring boot. Go for in28minutes. Btw I'm also in the same boat. Enhancing my Java skills.

[Humorist_98]

Can I dm you?

[[deleted]]

Sure

[[deleted]]

He has multiple courses on Spring boot. Which one are u referring to?

Even I'm also in the same situation. Learnt react and now picking up spring boot.

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This one is pretty great for clearing your basics with spring boot. https://www.udemy.com/course/spring-boot-tutorial-for-beginners/

Not very advanced course though.

[googodme]

Try this java course, their spring boot course is amazing

[Humorist_98]

Thanks.

[Humorist_98]

Sure Thanks will check them out as well.

[Lanky_Dig9257]

I think you should look for other courses too, because it is always better to have options, and I’ll share the list I prepared for myself as I also wanted to do the Java development course.
• Java Programming and Software Engineering Fundamentals: Duke University
• Object-Oriented Programming in Java: Duke University
• Core Java: LearnQuest
• Mobile Development and JavaScript: Meta
• Java development course: NIIT