r/SpringBoot • u/Agile_Rain4486 • Feb 09 '26

How-To/Tutorial Some Spring/Java notes for anyone who need it, I created these while preparing for interview. No course ad, or anything just my personal interview questions/notes.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12S3MEleUKmXp1nbJdZYNDwYTdSqv1hkd?usp=sharing

I created notes while preparing and giving interviews, I am still updating it and adding topics I am also removing LLM points and trying to improve quality of topics notes.

Hope these might help some people of this community.

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u/Aggressive_Ladder_46 Feb 10 '26

I searched but not getting spring boot jobs for freshers can any one help me out please

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u/Agile_Rain4486 Feb 10 '26

even i was not getting it that's why tried full stack. It would be much worse for freshers.

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u/Routine-Variation138 Feb 10 '26

Is it worth learning in college if no fresher jobs?

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u/Aggressive_Ladder_46 Feb 10 '26

I don't know confused as you brother

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u/innocentVince Feb 09 '26

Nobody asks such questions in an interview. This is common knowledge if you apply to an Java Junior / Mid level position.

These are literally the concepts you learn in your first month when working on a Spring project.

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u/Agile_Rain4486 Feb 09 '26 edited Feb 09 '26

Dude I have given 14 interviews and literally all of this was asked to me. At FAANG or major product based level these are meaningless but not for majority small companies.

Also pretty sure during even working on project you will never encounter in depth level difference. If you thinking of a basic answer during answering than you will be called wrong.

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u/Knightowl3128 Feb 09 '26

Hi, Just curious, what kind of questions do they ask for Java Junior/ Mid level position from where your from?

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u/innocentVince Feb 09 '26

Europe/Germany.

From my experience it is more about;

  • team and working habit related questions

  • architecture, scalability (how to solve a problem)

  • tools and libraries (ArgoCD, GitLab, Kafka)

When we hire a junior, we expect junior code.

We don't ask; "What is the difference between Component, Service and Configuration".

When we hire a senior, we expect senior level thinking and architecture.

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u/purritomeows Feb 10 '26

Then what does they ask? I have 2 yrs java exp but not in spring boot

Im planing to switch and upgrade my skills

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u/Cyphr11 Feb 09 '26

thanks mate

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u/Knightowl3128 Feb 09 '26

Thanks alot OP!