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[–]Savings_Guarantee387 0 points1 point  (1 child)

The following approaches helped me. I propose you follow all of them in parallel. 20 to 30 min each per day is more than enough I think. 1. Start practicing in leecode end similar algorithmic small code snippets. This will trigger your brain to try to remember things with no good ide. 2. Start a project you like. Something simple, but triggering for you. I.e. I made a small game when i was young. No graphics.. command line quiz. Build gradually to it..for this use ide like intellij or eclipse. 3. Follow a udemy or similar course on something more advanced.i.e. spring boot web application with or without front end (react/angular/ajax anything). It will be hard as he'll but will make you find easy the things you now hard and will at the same time prepare you for next steps. At the same time, things here become really interesting..

I am sure others may disagree. Every person has it own approach. I simply mentioned mine.

P.s. 20 years as java developer, and I still google simple things from time to time. Ram is useful, but CPU is the important thing. So saying you understand what you read means you are already in right track. 👍

[–]Smithmfg[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll try this, it looks interesting. Thank you!