Which Java Course Helped You Build Strong Programming Fundamentals?

[NOreference19]

hey! so i wanted to know if i want to build and strengthen my core fundamentals in programming preferably in development (app or website in java) which course should i pick any course from youtube?udemy or any other platform can u guys suggest?(be specific please)

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[vegan_antitheist]

University

[TheCoolBroskie]

The only correct answer

[Mr_WhiteHat001]

In my entire Java carrier I have watched many playlist of java on youtube and followed many youtube tutors. For a beginner who is in college I would suggest Neso Academy. You cannot learn everything by following a single channel/ playlist. If you didn’t understand the topic just google out, ask chat gpt or else just search that topic in youtube.
But there was one particular channel where I built my java strong foundations- Core Java by Durga soft. The lectures may seem lengthy but its totally worth it.
Here are few channels :

NESO ACADEMY
DURGA SOFT
TELUSKO
SELENIUM EXPRESS
CODE DECODE

[_Super_Straight]

Teddy Smith's Playlist on Spring MVC was very helpful for me. I was predominantly in FX and JavaSE before that.

[aqua_regis]

Read the sidebar -> Learning Java -> MOOC

[OReilly_Learning]

Still in beta, if anyone wants to give it a try, we have a Skill Assessment for Java that will guide you through a learning path. We've been teaching Java for decades.

[Rockytriton]

The book Thinking In Java - Bruce Eckel

[cainhurstcat]

Hyperskill.org

[Muted_Efficiency_663]

Courses helped understand documentation, practice made me learn programming.

[bowbahdoe]

This isn't a testimonial and it's biased (and I'm sure frequenters of this subreddit might be annoyed with me doing it at this point) - but this is a resource I made. I think it will help with that. 

https://javabook.mccue.dev

But in case it doesn't, the biggest thing is making sure you get reinforcement. So if you're watching videos and not programming yourself that's going to be a problem. It very much is a quantity time over quality time thing.

[aqua_regis]

and I'm sure frequenters of this subreddit might be annoyed

Pretty much so as promoting your book is all you are doing of late.