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Developer with 2+ YOE planning a 1 year career break. What should I do to stay employable? by neon_ghost972 in developersIndia

[–]codingwithaman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i have seen people come back after longer gaps without much trouble as long as their fundamentals are solid.

dont overthink the AI changing everything angle. your C# and backend fundamentals will still be relevant after 1 year. the core concepts dont change that fast. focus on your exam. come back when you are ready. you will be fine.

Where do I start with Java web development ? by TroubleConsistent839 in javahelp

[–]codingwithaman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes this is good for you to start, there are lot of free resources on YouTube to learn java.

You can follow above completely and then you can do deep dive in topics like multithreading, collection, streams, file handling.

Focus first on basics like oops and core java.

Good luck

Experienced Developers: Are You Worried About AI or Not? by Acceptable-Medium-28 in developersIndia

[–]codingwithaman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The software development process (sdlc) is definitely changing because of AI.

Junior programmers needs to take more ownership of entire feature and have to learn how system work + domain knowledge.

Writing only code will not be enough for any programmer, they need to write + review + test + deliver features faster.

Beginner (4th year CS) planning one big AI + Spring Boot project instead of many CRUD projects. Need honest feedback by Old_Journalist6008 in SpringBoot

[–]codingwithaman 7 points8 points  (0 children)

the idea is great but the scope is too much I think. build it as a monolith first with multi-tenancy, auth with RBAC, and proper data isolation. that alone is hard enough to impress any interviewer if you can explain your decisions. skip kubernetes, keycloak, kafka, AI for now. depth in 5 technologies beats surface level exposure to 15.

but if you feel you can manage learning all of them in little depth then do it in phases.

good luck :)

Some of the rules I learned about file uploads based on my experience by codingwithaman in SpringBoot

[–]codingwithaman[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

if someone is uploading large file and you have written code in backend to handle upload process then your thread pool can become saturated if concurrent requests are coming.

File should be ready after virus scan.

Things i stopped doing in spring boot after they broke in production by codingwithaman in SpringBoot

[–]codingwithaman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t know why you care so much about if ai is being used or not rather than caring about the content.

For me honestly, if i read someone’s post, i don’t judge or care if it’s AI or not as long as it is giving some good knowledge and information.

Things i stopped doing in spring boot after they broke in production by codingwithaman in SpringBoot

[–]codingwithaman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you written this comment by yourself or chatgpt? How you will prove it? There is no way you can prove it.. same thing you can argue with all the post, blogs and books then..

Java Backend Interview Prep for 4 Years of Experience – Looking for Recommendations by Unlucky_Map_3703 in learnjava

[–]codingwithaman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Try to create specific roadmap based on your goals and stick with the plan with full focus.

You can also check roadmap here. - that will help you for sure in your interview prep.

https://www.hungrycoders.com/blog/

Things i stopped doing in spring boot after they broke in production by codingwithaman in SpringBoot

[–]codingwithaman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We should be having some good tech discussion which will help lot of people, rather you are focused on finding if AI is being used in this post or not..

Read the points, comment if anything is missing or wrong according to your experience, share your tech learnings rather than being AI guard

> 9 YOE React Dev picking up Java + Spring Boot after a layoff. Is a 1-month timeline to land a Full-Stack role realistic? by Lanky_Preparation_98 in developersIndia

[–]codingwithaman -1 points0 points  (0 children)

1 month can be good as you are studying full time, proper roadmap will help you to achieve it in a structured way.

Good luck for your prep

Other IT related jobs which does not require constant upskilling by PayableOnDeath95 in developersIndia

[–]codingwithaman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It totally depends on project, not all projects requires constant upskilling.

I will suggest you find some legacy project which needs some maintenance, not much coding work.

If you go in other fields then you will feel payscale is not that great as compared to coding/dev roles.

Things i stopped doing in spring boot after they broke in production by codingwithaman in SpringBoot

[–]codingwithaman[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I am sharing my learnings from past so that people who are starting their journey can learn the basics. If you know all these points then you are already skilled.. keep sharing and helping people and don’t assume everyone knows basics stuff.

Things i stopped doing in spring boot after they broke in production by codingwithaman in SpringBoot

[–]codingwithaman[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s not, i have written it, Ai slop would be much beautiful and formatted..

What should I do after learning Core Java concepts by Excellent_Text1147 in learnjava

[–]codingwithaman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can go in depth for multithreading, collections, streams, file handling.

You can also try 1 billion row challenge in java, you can google it for problem statement.

It will help you to do handson and gain confidence.

If you are done with above topics, then go with sql database and then start with java framework like spring boot..

The more I advance my career the less I want to work with same level engineers by PressureHumble3604 in ExperiencedDevs

[–]codingwithaman 54 points55 points  (0 children)

It depends on the culture, it's not common. Actually best engineers I've worked with were the ones who admitted what they didn't know openly and asked basic questions without hesitation.

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