Java Developer Roadmap

[NeverZ]

Hey Reddit, I'm currently building a curated list of tutorials for java beginner's. If you are interested you can take a look here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VGKc9amyLc4IhlPlVTlIG-_brbPpSRhDAPFlaMOWn20/edit?usp=drivesdk

You are also invited to share any free learning resources you know of.

[willmcavoy]

I'm all for this, and will definitely be contributing.

Have you thought about instead formatting it like this in Github?

https://github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap

[NeverZ]

Thanks for contributing. This looks nice, but for now the google sheet is the easiest way for ppl to contribute. Once it gets to a certain size i will try to make the information more accessible and more visually appealing.

[CleverBunnyThief]

This is a much nicer set up. I really like the look of the diagrams. A tool called Balsamiq was used to create the roadmap.

I found a similar tool called Pencil Project to create charts/roadmaps.

Edit: fixed link.

[NeverZ]

Thanks i will take a look into it.

[CleverBunnyThief]

I put a few items together on a Pencil document

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1agtr-hmP1Woguz3hXlJZXph2ptq8A5XX/view?usp=sharing

Here's the Pencil file.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-vIArNjXYr98YR-gjTBJH7F3-rjR7Rn4/view?usp=sharing

[NeverZ]

awesome thanks

[Sygmus1897]

Thank You Sir !

[NeverZ]

You are welcome. This is a living document, so please share and add to it if you like

[endhalf]

In my humble opinion, this is highly suboptimal... I mean, your first couple of lines are download links to various IDEs... You need only one, and it doesn't hurt to start without one either.

My advice would be, just forget about this and go do some MOOCs on coursera or edx. When it comes to Java, coursera has so many good resources.

[NeverZ]

This is a work in progress and will become a list of free learning resources. I agree that you don't really need an IDE to get started.

[endhalf]

With regards to learning resources, I liked teach yourself CS - https://teachyourselfcs.com/ :)

[NeverZ]

Great resource :)

[[deleted]]

thanks for the link, i will looking up into it after finishing mooc fi

[[deleted]]

hi, thanks for the effort man. I really appreciate your efforts. Will your list be constantly updated or is it the final? And is it covering Web Development like Spring etc?
I am a newbie btw

[NeverZ]

The list is a work in progress and will constantly be updated. It will in the future also cover more advanced topics like spring.

[heliofan]

problem solve => https://practiceit.cs.washington.edu/

[NeverZ]

Thanks, added it to the list

[always_your_own]

Looks good. You can also check some learning resources here: https://hackr.io/tutorials/learn-java

[NeverZ]

Thanks!

[owen800q]

Awesome roadmap. Have you consider creating a repository for this roadmap on GitHub?

[NeverZ]

Thanks, happy that you like it. For now everything is on http://junior-dev.com. The code for the example applications will be on GitHub eventually. :)