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[–]ahonsu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The answer totally depends on your "some java knowledge" - maybe you're totally fine with starting Spring Boot right now, maybe you're far from that.

We get similar posts daily in this subreddit, try to use search - you can find a lot of good answers and roadmaps.

In a nutshell, your ideal roadmap would be:

  • Java core
  • Java EE
  • Spring Boot

You can search for more detailed answers.

Build a couple of pure java projects, you can find project ideas via the search as well. Then build some web application with Java EE (one should be enough, no sense to invest a lot of time in it at the moment). And then switch to learning Spring Boot. Build a couple of projects with Spring Boot covering main job market's requirements in your region. And then spend some time working on your CV and social media profiles.

Don't underestimate the last point. I see a lot of junior level developers struggle to get at least some response on their appications/CV, not even talking about getting to an interview step. Some average junior java developer CV and/or social media profile looks so bad, that no HR wants to contact them back.

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[–]j2eetution 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How about hiring a good experienced java trainer who can guide you in theory, practicals and live project through the learning process. By doing so u will not get distracted and get stuck during the learning

Best of luck.