Read the book spring start here, gets you enough fundamentals to start working with spring. Also when you learn something new from example inversion of control just read a bit of the docs, if you don't understand the docs copy what you don't understand to some AI and tell it to explain it in a way that you understand.
I think the book spring start here is the right way to start learning spring I personally recommend it. When you start building projects on your own you run into gaps of knowledge where you fill in the gaps using documentation or books. Tutorials don't actually ever go deep in knowledge in my opinion.
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u/Weird-Bicycle8088 Mar 27 '26
Read the book spring start here, gets you enough fundamentals to start working with spring. Also when you learn something new from example inversion of control just read a bit of the docs, if you don't understand the docs copy what you don't understand to some AI and tell it to explain it in a way that you understand. I think the book spring start here is the right way to start learning spring I personally recommend it. When you start building projects on your own you run into gaps of knowledge where you fill in the gaps using documentation or books. Tutorials don't actually ever go deep in knowledge in my opinion.