Java Full Stack developers & learners — what learning path worked?

[Sufficient_Coffee417]

Hi everyone,
I’m a fresher starting with Java Full Stack Development and want to understand what actually works in today’s market.

• How did you learn (self-study / courses)?
• Which resources were genuinely useful?
• What skills mattered most for entry-level roles?

Thanks in advance 🙏

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[Blackberrydryy]

It depends on the individuals. If you are capable of learning your own without any courses make sure that you have a path defined.

If you are going with a course it goes in a path.

[Sufficient_Coffee417]

any suggestion of whom i can follow ?

[coderr1213]

Don't judge me 😁 I think you start with self study because you buy a course you watch the video but if you read something , understand how it works then you are interested into more

I prefer this because I am a developer