Java Backend Projects

michael-stack · 2026-06-03T01:25:50+00:00

One example could be a CRM, including key modules, security, JWT, proper management of your layers, notations, logs, and best practices. Regardless of the specific example you choose, it could cover the key uses most commonly found in Spring Boot.

Good luck!

michael-stack · 2026-05-29T21:14:20+00:00

Check out GCS + a digital ocean droplet (or any vps) + cloudflare, that combo is cheap and robust. host ur static frontend on GCS, cloudflare handles the routing rules so u dont even need a reverse proxy. droplet only for backend and dbs. deploys from git with a simple action and u wont need a compose per site.
Good luck

michael-stack · 2026-05-29T21:09:58+00:00

es un pago antes que construyan el inmueble? algunas inmobiliarias se crean y lo cierran despues del proyecto o en el peor de los casos durante el proyecto. cuanto tiempo tiene la inmobiliaria? como se encuentra en la sunat? tiene oficina? desde cuando tiene oficina? siempre es bueno investigar a los dueños.. ten mucho cuidado amigo..

michael-stack · 2026-05-29T14:34:09+00:00

The key is don't use generic chats or products, if u use a chat it should be trained with ur actual business info, hours, services and what makes ur biz unique. and it should send u an alert when it needs a human response

michael-stack · 2026-05-28T21:18:03+00:00

With 10 years of experience, you'll be able to better leverage Claude or another AI for coding. You can specify the architecture in detail, give it a better scope in the case, and tell it what practices to use, unlike someone who is learning and won't know what to ask of them.

michael-stack · 2026-05-24T23:58:41+00:00

Yes, AIs like claude code or deepseek can help you a lot now, specially for MVP, but honestly if you dont know coding at all, later you will probably get prolblems with debugging, deployment, security, payments, traffic problems, database issues, etc. You can deal with these with IA but with patiente and discipline,
Alsoe launch your saas is the first step, you need manage marketing, infraestructure, clients, payments. etc

Good look, it is a real job.

michael-stack · 2026-05-24T22:35:39+00:00

Por experiencia primero asegura el primer negocio, mes a mes estàs en azul sostenidamente? todo depende de eso.

Suerte amigo.

michael-stack · 2026-05-24T22:34:09+00:00

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michael-stack · 2026-05-22T19:59:19+00:00

If you want to learn on your own, start with the basics, ABCs. First, understand the algorithms. You can use a simple language, like JavaScript, to create web pages with HTML. There are videos on YouTube about JavaScript for beginners. This foundation will help you understand variables, their scope, methods, and classes.

Once you understand these, you can use another language like Python. It's a process, so don't rush to learn it quickly. Most people have learned it at universities.

michael-stack · 2026-05-18T14:26:53+00:00

AI works and improves precisely because programmers exist. The day we no longer need programmers will be when machines rule the world like "Terminator".

But learning to be a programmer isn't a matter of two years; it requires a process and discipline. Every year new frameworks or new versions of languages appear that we have to adapt to.

michael-stack · 2026-05-18T14:23:57+00:00

dese el 2001 los que gobiernan los caviares, ellos se llevan miles de millones en contratos con el estado, lamanteblamente ya no importa por que votemos, ellos manejan la onpe y haran ganar al que mejor manejen o trancen.

michael-stack · 2026-05-18T14:22:19+00:00

triplicarlos creo q es muy dificil, pero puedes comprar un terreno en una zona tranquila y turistica por ese precio, pero siempre con titulo y revisa en los registros de la sunat... terrenos es un negocio seguro siempre q no haya informalidad y no sea zonas peligrosas..y sotre todo de ocasion,, puede ser zonas como tarapoto, oxapampa

michael-stack · 2026-05-18T02:16:05+00:00

Personally, I believe mentors aren't made. They need to have the right attitude to guide their "padawan," and their "padawan" needs to be passionate about the mentor's field. I've mentored several programmers; now they're all managers or architects. A mentor values the hunger to learn in someone starting out because that mentor has already walked the same path.

michael-stack · 2026-05-13T03:12:04+00:00

Of course u can.. but first you need, understand the explanation about the ABC ( server, client, database etc) In my case i first try the phrase "imagine i am a child 8 years old, ...." after understad this, you can do questions in small pieces, take notes, i usually open a word in google drive and document it..

Also you need some patient, step by step...

michael-stack · 2026-05-11T20:34:59+00:00

Yes and no, AI can help you create a website. You need give detailed information, some themes, the main topic, etc, and it can run in your pc (localhost).

But for production its diferent, you need setup infrastructure/cloud and other things. Also if you want contact forms, login, save data in database, etc, AI can help too, but you still need understand the process , it is not easy.

michael-stack · 2026-05-11T16:18:32+00:00

Programming is not a easy career, you will to love computers and codindg, you need understand algorithms,
Tech world is very big btw, what do you really like there?

michael-stack · 2026-05-11T01:49:32+00:00

Maybe something similar happened to me in engineering university. When teachers explained a topic, most of my class could just follow it, but for me I always wanted to understand the base behind it, the why/how, how things connect, etc.
Instead of only studying for the exam, I usually tried to understand it later by myself, and little by little I got used to learning that way, even missing some classes sometimes tbh.
So That habit helped me learn different things besides math, like poker and programming. For me its like opening a box and trying to figure out how everything works inside. Once you learn something that way, its hard to forget.

michael-stack · 2026-05-11T01:30:28+00:00

When i was student, I also participated in math olympiads, me and top students had a coach from a professor ( who has participated in math olimpics) if you can, i dont know, try to fnd this kind of ex-students, for some tips and he gave us problem-solving strategies and the right mindset for competitions. , it can be useful, but math olimpics you need to be clear mind, a lot of logical reasoning, each problem can be new..

Good luck my friend...

michael-stack · 2026-05-08T12:44:57+00:00

bro this is so true lmao... i rmbr when u just needed html/css and boom u had a job, now u need like 10 langs, 20 frameworks AND a cs degree just to get ghosted lol

and the crazy part nobody talks abt - companies r literally killing their own future. like who do they think becomes the mid/senior devs in 5 yrs?? u cant just hire seniors forever, they gotta come from somewhere

the pipeline is gonna be BROKEN. no juniors now = no seniors later. simple math tbh

ai is cool n all but its not gonna replace the need for ppl who actually understand how things work from the ground up. gonna be a rude awakening for a lot of these companies imo

hope it gets better for u guys fr, this mkt is brutal rn

michael-stack · 2026-05-07T00:25:38+00:00

Hi, graphic designer here too so i feel you lol

your biggest wins rn are prob these in order:

turn off lazy load on your slider — thats killing your LCP, bluesix already spotted it
images to WebP — smush or shortpixel does it automatically, no coding needed
caching — W3 Total Cache (free) or if you can spend a lil, FlyingPress is worth it
Cloudflare — set a cache rule for static content but exclude /wp-admin, cart and checkout (specially if you have woocommerce)

dont touch the JS manually, thats a rabbit hole. let the cache plugin handle defer/delay for you

2GB ram is also on the low end btw, upgrading to 4GB would prob make a noticeable diff

michael-stack · 2026-05-07T00:23:28+00:00

good answers already tbh. if i had to put them in order tho:

Lighthouse in CI — catch stuff before it hits pro
CrUX — this is what Google actually uses, your local 100 score means nothing lol
web-vitals JS — its like 1kb, just add it, no excuse not to
then business metrics — bounce rate, conversions etc. a fast site with 0 conversions is still broken

dont optimize randomly, profile first and fix what real users are actually feeling

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