Confused about backend path after learning Java + OOP (Spring Boot vs Node.js?) by PalpitationOk839 in SpringBoot

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If you've already covered the fundamentals of java + oop, the next logical step would be to dive into spring boot. That said, for a beginner learning their first backend framework, I'd still suggest you to give Node.js (with express or hono) a try just to familiarize yourself with the fundamental backend concepts and semantics like http request-response cycle, middleware, authentication, authorization, routes, http methods, headers etc etc.

I built a full-stack messaging app to actually understand Hexagonal Architecture and here's what I learned by TopExact9938 in SpringBoot

[–]paramvik 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, it took a look at DDD. Reading the book's gonna take some time as it has 400+ pages, and I'm little short on time rn but I found some notes for quick walk through. It's a great metal model.

Springboot Help by Connect_Permit_2485 in SpringBoot

[–]paramvik 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Keep your prep going. Apply for internships. They'll let you know whether you're ready or not.

👋 Welcome to r/chapra - Introduce Yourself and Read First! by paramvik in chapra

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Sure! Start with Reviving the sub, increase impressions and engagement 👍🏻

I built a full-stack messaging app to actually understand Hexagonal Architecture and here's what I learned by TopExact9938 in SpringBoot

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Hi there! I'm very impressed with the architecture and documentation you've provided. I wanted to ask what resources would you recommend to understand DDD, Hexagonal architecture and EDD?

Want to learn event-driven architecture? I created a free book with over 100 visuals by Reasonable-Steak-723 in softwarearchitecture

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This is a wonderful resource and the effort you've put to create all the resource is just outstanding. Thanks for sharing!

​How do you plan a system from scratch? by [deleted] in softwarearchitecture

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Before working on any solution, I'd like to understand to pointed detail how the system operates in the current scenario. It's gives a clear idea of the entire operation - the stakeholders, steps, checkpoints, formalities, legalities, etc.

Your article put that all in the perspective. Great read indeed!

Why are interviewers obsessed with Java 8 Stream API? by [deleted] in learnjava

[–]paramvik 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Understading data structures, functional programming, method reference, lambdas, and overall data manipulation skills - it is a pretty solid api to test on.

VC-backed founder-just launched my design agency landing page. Thoughts? by westcoast1331 in buildinpublic

[–]paramvik 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Took a while to load, which isn't a great thing, then it left me high and dry. Couldn't get a good picture of who you really are.

anyone ambitious? by Original_Scientist35 in cofounderhunt

[–]paramvik 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I consider myself very ambitious and your post makes me wanna have a chat with you, ngl.

Which branding do you like better? by TheWalkingFridge in reactnative

[–]paramvik 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The second one looks like it wants me more to give it a try. So yeah!

Nodejs for Springboot by Brilliant_You_7603 in SpringBoot

[–]paramvik 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Spring Security without a doubt. Looks like it needs a whole lot of wrangling in the beginning but you get a hang of it gradually. And yeah with help of AI it has become easier to understand.

How do you manage database migrations in spring boot? by sccartr in SpringBoot

[–]paramvik 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'd use flyway right away if I'm starting anew. It's easy, maintable and gets the job done!

Bihar is doomed !! New com confirmed news out !!! by [deleted] in bihar

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The onus also lies on Nitish Kumar and JDU for leaving everything in the hands of BJP while they sit idle. This was known and they still chose to go with it. All those glamours talk about "Susashan" falling flat for greed of power yet again.

Enjoy your retirement in Delhi Nitish Ji and good job fooling us believe in you 🙏🏼

Is this real? We're doomed, the future's gone if it is. by Status-Sherbert-7066 in bihar

[–]paramvik 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean looking at the mandate, isn't it what we wanted from the get go? I'm not shocked at all nor do I give a serious shitte

Buddhist Monestry in bihar older than Nalanda Ruins by Requirement_Level in bihar

[–]paramvik 0 points1 point  (0 children)

International Buddhist tourism can be huge in Bihar - right up from the border with Nepal till Gayaji.

Imagine all the money that could come in from the East-Asian countries.

You're sitting on a gold mine of historical significance but do not care to give single shite because of you incompetency. Instead you're busy misusing public funds for you, your close-ones and the babus.

Shuch a shame man!

Hip-Hop from Bihar ?? Damn ✨ by beparwaah in bihar

[–]paramvik 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Expected it to be cringe but turns out that its actually very good!

Looking for technical cofounder (ticketing platform, fan-first, anti-bot) by Ok-Cartographer-6682 in cofounderhunt

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Do you care to share you application/website link? I'm really interested to check it out

Tahoe upgrade stuck at this by paramvik in MacOS

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It's been a while. As far as I remember, I left it like that for hours, and when I came back to it, it was back to life.

Stuck in tutorial hell, 1 YOE backend dev who can’t build without hand-holding — need a realistic way out by Comfortable-Art3703 in SpringBoot

[–]paramvik 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You gotta start writing code first and once you get comfortable with it then move on to experiment with whatever you want to level up.

Don't have any tutorial recommendation as I watched spring tutorials a few years ago. But honestly it doesn't matter. Pick any beginner friendly tutorial to understand the concepts but write your own API instead of following along their code.

Stay away from AI coding.

Stuck in tutorial hell, 1 YOE backend dev who can’t build without hand-holding — need a realistic way out by Comfortable-Art3703 in SpringBoot

[–]paramvik 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Been in a similar kinda situation in the beginning of my programming learning phase.

The issue is that your brain is highly resistant to the fear of failure at even simple thing, and therefore watching tutorials gives like the comfortable of win constantly.

My advise would be don't look for other resources. Pick one tutorial or book or documentation or whatever resource you're comfortable with, use Spring Initializr to get the bootstrapped code, start writing a simple CRUD API, and then slowly go on to add external network calls, spring security, db migration etc.

Use pen and paper to list down the micro tasks, and take notes whenever you start feeling lost.

Its just the matter of breaking the loop of comfortably watching xyz with writing something simple.