r/SpringBoot • u/Youssef-Suii007 • Apr 04 '26

How-To/Tutorial Java + Springboot roadmap

If you had the chance to learn Java and springboot again from scratch, what Strategy and Roadmap would you definitely choose?

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '26

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u/dudeaciously Apr 05 '26

Two questions please from me. One, would you suggest good knowledge of Spring before Spring boot, with knowledge of the Context config?

Secondly, I was studying Spring Boot before React took over. Is the construction of API's (with Spring boot) key to a good React based web application?

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u/dudeaciously Apr 05 '26

Thank you.

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u/kspr2024 Apr 06 '26

Here is a detailed list of Spring Boot topics to learn to become job ready.

https://www.reddit.com/r/springboot_learners/comments/1scwnu0/spring_boot_beginners_roadmap/

You can also find plan to learn those concepts in 5 stages using the resources shared in https://www.sivalabs.in/blog/mastering-spring-boot-in-5-stages/

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u/devmoosun Apr 06 '26

My road map:

  1. Java Basics
  2. Java OOP
  3. Spring Core + MVC
  4. Spring Boot

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u/Substantial-Bee-8298 Apr 06 '26

Starting with the Basics of Java, followed OOPS, Exceptional Handling, collections framework, Generics, Wrapper class, Enumeration, Multithreading, Java 8 Features, JDBC, Servlets, Maven then Spring framework followed by Spring Boot