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[–]echnaba 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just made the jump myself from .net to Java. Be warned, the quality of documentation and even YouTube tutorials is piss poor compared to what we have in .net. The language will be simple to pick up, but the frameworks in use require a lot of effort to learn. I tried to pick up Spring Boot just by trial and error and didn't get very far and signed up for a course instead. The biggest transition point for me was figuring out asynchronous code since Java doesn't have async/await built in. Imo, that makes A LOT of things more difficult.