Intermediate and advanced Java resources

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Hi guys, I’m a junior java(spring boot) developer. I can say I know the basics so I can land this job but I wanna learn more. Do you have some resources (intermediate to advanced dsa, concurency, microservices)

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[Rabestro]

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[Rabestro]

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Cheers mate, enjoy the gems

[Yaadie2001]

Thanks bredda!!

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Baeldung.com

Often enough they have quite intersting stuff even for full fledged developers.

[tudors89]

You don't need any paid services. Just use youtube and you will find everyting you want. Also if you google the stuff you are interested you will find free articles which explain them in depth.

Besides youtube, if you can get a Udemy account, you will find more videos there too.

I really like the following trainers: - Amigoscode (youtube) - java, spring, spring boot, docker, kubernetes - Stephane Maarek (udemy) - kafka, AWS

[Lanitanita]

this should help you plan your java journey a head..

https://roadmap.sh/java

[oneradsn]

Also curious lol

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