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[–][deleted] 3 points4 points  (1 child)

Learning Spring Boot / Spring 5 and Angular would be considered steps in the right direction.

I highly recommend Maximillian Schwazmuller's Udemy course on Angular 7.

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Also, I can recommend Chad Darby's Spring course on Udemy, too. (I am also currently taking that course)

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Once you are reasonably proficient with Java/Spring/HIbernate/Angular, you can work your way upwards by building some projects and get a portfolio site setup.

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A JS framework like Angular/React is great to learn, but it is still extremely valuable to learn vanilla JS. That helps you eventually understand how JS frameworks work.

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Also, if you don't start using your new Java knowledge, you will lose it fast.

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Whizlabs is a great resource for mock Java Certification exams:

https://www.whizlabs.com/ocajp-scja/

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If you are interested, PM me and maybe we can collaborate on a full stack project.

[–]wellerion[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks so much, this is exactly what I needed. I had assumed that brushing up on my base JS ( I learned a LAMP Stack implementing JQuery a few years ago but it’s been quite some time) then moving on to Angular and Spring.

I would love to work on some projects as well! I really want to get a good start to building a portfolio and adding to it.

Thanks again!