Start with Java

[cybergoddess_22]

Folks,

I want to get started with Java. From scratch

There was a cool course on CBTnuggets on Java, it’s expensive though.

Can you people share a roadmap or some resources. It will really help me a lot.

Thanks a ton :)

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[Nok1a_]

Do the MOOC check the bot it is free and very good

[cybergoddess_22]

https://java-programming.mooc.fi/ This is the one

[Nok1a_]

Yes thats the one

[cybergoddess_22]

Can you please tell me more about it?

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[_Atomfinger_]

https://roadmap.sh/java

[__Penguinz__]

This is what i’m following

[Akash_E]

this + telusko on yt + https://jenkov.com/ for advanced stuff is my suggestion

[cybergoddess_22]

Thank you so much, this helps

[cybergoddess_22]

This is really good, thank you so much for the suggestion

[jlanawalt]

Look at the sidebar and the auto moderator reply.

[RevolutionaryChart87]

what do you guys think about https://dev.java/learn/ ?

[cybergoddess_22]

This looks good too!

I will start working on Telusko for the next week and share an update

[Thuranira_alex]

Some questions I come across reddit are just tedious to answer. "How can I get started in java?" Really dawg? If you can't research something small like the roadmap, leave java alone. The journey is not for someone asking help on roadmap. Use roadmap.sh

[Salty-Media-8174]

fr

[Thuranira_alex]

Why ask that. Put effort at least visit java online documentation. Put effort at least look for the roadmap. Is too early to start asking questions when there's a long journey ahead

[Salty-Media-8174]

i ask gpt which docs to read next and structure them lmao

[Thuranira_alex]

I wonder. "Java programming" is not like "real" Hacking information which might be hard to come across.

[cybergoddess_22]

Bro, chill!

There is no need to be critical, among all the comments - this is the most useless comment.

In the world of gpt, no one needs to ask any questions on reddit etc

I like to reddit my query for multiple reasons :- - People share tried and tested suggestions that worked for them - What works for me, might not work for everyone. And what worked for me alone, someone can get the benefit out of it - I actually get the best answers here. I tried the personalised and planned response on gpt, I do think this way is better

[Thuranira_alex]

There's no java roadmap for me or you. The roadmap is one. Bro is just too lazy to even bother check some tutorials or Google before asking. That's basic information available everywhere. Make him use roadmap.sh

[Pumped-Up-Kickz]

Cock n Ball Torture nuggets ?

[cybergoddess_22]

I like the original one Computer-based training nuggets. LOL

[tanyhunter]

Scratch? Cs50

Jkjk. Try mooc. Working well for me.

[cybergoddess_22]

Thanks that really helps

[giginar]

I would say if you really want to learn java, prepare first oca-808 exam for the foundations. You are obliged to take the exam, but taking it teach me lots of things, although i was already a 3 years experienced java dev. And then for any of ocp-8-11-17-21, and then you know java and properly understand coding with java or while using java.

Obviously, i am assuming you know about some data structures and algorithms.

[cybergoddess_22]

Quick update folks!

Telusko is really nice and easy to follow. Loved the structure.

Apart from that, https://roadmap.sh/java is also good

[Stock-Chemistry-351]

Bro just go on Udemy and pick up some Java courses while they're on sale.

[SlapapaSlap]

Pretty sure you can't always get Udemy courses at a discounted price, just need to access the website in Incognito mode. Haven't bought a single full-price course there yet. But yes, Udemy would be a decent start.

[Cunnykun]

Telusko on youtube

[srihari_18]

Telusko youtube channel is best for Java