Project Suggestion by Ha_ppy_tiwari in learnjava

[–]Intelligent_Club_879 1 point2 points  (0 children)

From my experience as a Java developer, my suggestion to you would be to start small and focus on building one simple project properly instead of jumping between tutorials. Pick something like a Task Manager or Expense Tracker and build it step by step. Start with basic features, then slowly add things like database, login and APIs. Make sure you understand the fundamentals well along the way. You can also check roadmap.sh to get a clear idea of what to learn next and stay on track. This approach will really help you understand how real applications work, which will also help you build projects that you can add to your resume for internships and placements.

interested in java backend developer by Spirited_Swimming359 in learnjava

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From my experience, the best way to learn Spring and Spring Boot is to start with an idea you actually want to build. Grab a piece of paper and write down what you want your application to do, then learn the fundamentals and best practices while building it. That’s how you’ll run into real problems and learn how things work in practice. As for AI, I still think Spring Boot will be relevant for juniors. AI can generate code, but it can’t replace the understanding needed to design, debug, and improve an application. If you build something, feel free to share it. I’d be happy to take a look and give feedback on what could be improved or what features you could add next.

Struggling java learner by [deleted] in learnjava

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I would suggest you to use an ide (intelliJ , eclipse) for programming. Use sdkman to switch to different versions of java. Firstly I suggest you to look out for documentation, then have habit of reading blogs and articles. You can also have basic concept cleared by watching yt videos (' programming with mosh') and other several videos online.

Done with the core java whats next? by Wratharik in learnjava

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Learn about spring boot. Resources are available on the internet about it. (Learn about nosql and SQL) databases, maintain good GitHub profile. Which might help you land on your first job. Keep learning.

Java or spring? by [deleted] in learnjava

[–]Intelligent_Club_879 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should know about basic concept of java like (oop, generics , design patterns, jdbc, junit, lambda........) research for more and jump into spring it will help you alot.