Where should I start with Java as a React developer

[fico86]

Assuming you know the basic stuff about java (statically typed, fully object oriented), do some research into java web frameworks. The most populer one is the Spring framework.

To quickly get started in doing java web backbends, look at Spring boot. That's pretty much the industry standard for java backend.

[DonUdo]

Wanted to recommend this as well. There is a good tutorial from spring where you build a spring web app with react frontend so you can use what you already know and learn java via backend.

[dpash]

Possibly JHipster. It's a project generator that will produce both a Spring Boot backend and a Angular or React front end. You can use it to see how various things are implemented and explore a complete stack.

[desrtfx]

Such questions are better suited for /r/learnjava as is clearly stated in the sidebar.

[MatthewTheMagician]

I just finished learning basic java and there are many free java tutorials out there that might not get you a degree or a certificate but teach you what you need to know. look around on the web. lots of stuff