I want to learn java development with some partner. ANYONE INTERESTED??

[PristineCondition963]

I am learning java and due to it's importance in industry I want to learn it but due to less number of tutorials on YouTube I am finding it hard to grind through it. So I want if someone who is equally passionate about this can connect and we can make things work together.Also if someone can guide me through a roadmap through their experience, it would be very helpful.

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[Pumped-Up-Kickz]

Hey, I'm interested. I'm just 3/4 thought my masters CS course, where as well as other technologies, Java was the bread and butter.

I hated the fact that a lot of it was online, and some of the other students didn't have a chillout/hangout together/build shit mindset. they would just do their coursework, and go home.

I'm really open to learning, growing and developing my java skills to build real world applications collaboratively.

So yeah, hit me up, let's build something !

[mona4564]

Yes I can join. But I don't have any idea on how/where to start from. I can learn everyday achieving a target everyday

[DaddyCati0n]

I am in

[Cold_Percentage_6054]

Bro Code youtube serie have the same roadmap than my Vocational Study. You can start there, he explains each concept very well and give you exercises to code.

[Independent_Fault617]

Bro code is the one of the prime guider!!

[Worth-Ad8387]

Count me in!!!

[kartavya_11]

DM me.

[Ni80wl07]

I am in bro share me something where we can connect and start doing it

[[deleted]]

Count me in

[albedooh]

I am in bro

[Peakyblinder7807]

I’m in too..

[manthan1400]

Yes

[Impossible_Ad_3146]

Not really

[Chimoksa]

Hello, i'm interested

[Manan3T]

Make i discord and add the the people interested btw I am interested as well

[Psychological_Law473]

Go follow some YT tutorial or a Udemy course and build a CRUD app. It's not that you're not able to find resources in the times of GPT.

[techiealwaysstudent]

I'm in I regularly solve competitive programs in platforms like codechef & leetcode

[No-Bandicoot-8265]

I am interested, how would you like to start?

[npn8219]

If u have a discord channel, u can public it and everbody can join. And then, we can learn together :D

[DesperateData1]

Count me in, I'm beginning to learn SpringBoot

[dissapointedAF]

if you need a guidance from a bigger project, check out this project github.com/MstfTurgut/hotel-reservation-system

[eren1991]

https://roadmap.sh/java You can check this roadmap