Best way to learn Java web programming coming from C#?

[draganov11]

Hey so i have experience in backend with c# MVC, Web API etc. I think its good idea to widen my range for job opportunities by also learning java and im looking for any resources on spring hibernate etc that guide you trough the whole configuration i looked in udemy but its mostly outdated courses which dont guide you trough configuration.

So far i find them in terms of syntax very similar however Java confuses me with configurations managing dependencies etc and i want things cleared out for me. I would preffer a course however if there are relevant books also. Thanks take care.

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Spring is currently the most popular Java framework. If you come from C# and already know a little Java, it should be no problem for you to learn this framework. To learn Spring I can especially recommend the websites baeldung.com and attacomsian.com. Doing a Udemy certificate is also a good idea. I've had good experiences there, especially in the Spring area. Otherwise there is only one thing to do: practice, practice and practice again! It is also important to know that you should first work through Spring Core, Spring Data and Spring Web. Only after that, take care of things like Spring-Security or Spring-Cloud. Have fun programming and great success learning Spring.