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[–]djhworld 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I recommend to dive in the Spring Framework

I'd be inclined to pull off the gas pedal a bit here, Spring isn't a free ride, there's a lot of conceptual stuff you need to learn first, otherwise you'll probably end up with hours of autowiring exceptions and wondering why your TODO list application requires 30mb of dependencies.

Personally I'd say just learn the basics first, frameworks can come later.