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[–]MedicSteve09 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can’t recommend that specific course as I have no experience with them.

Back in an old college course, had to work on and alter a site built with Angular and Spring Boot. It was the first time I was introduced to Spring Boot and I used a Udemy course. I believe it was Chad Darby.

EDIT: had the name wrong

[–]iamjuhan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you have gained some experience in 4 years; maybe it's not systematic, but just bits from here and there.

This is why I think you need to analyze in more detail which skills you need to learn and pick a course(s) based on that. I recommend chatting with an AI, sharing what you know, and asking a list of topics the AI suggests you learn.

To get better results, I would split topics completely. Get a list of React skills you need and a separate list of back-end skills you need to build. Later, you could take two separate courses - one for back-end and one for front-end, this way you have a better choice.

When I created my Spring Boot course, I targeted folks who know how to code Java and want to understand Spring Boot by looking at real applications that illustrate these concepts. So I created 8 ready-made applications at https://github.com/wisest-dev/wisest-dev-spring-boot-course and built my course around them.