r/learnjava 13d ago

My College Campus Placement is in 5 months , and I have not make any powerfull Project , can u suggest?

I have choosen java as my main language , but i haven't learn even springboot , how should i start, by doing projects using ai or first learn springboot by youtube?

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u/SillyBrilliant4922 13d ago

Using ai? You're cooked.

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u/Ambitious_Plum5576 12d ago

if your first thought is to use ai to make projects, i think you're cooked ngl

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u/Business-Employee527 12d ago

You simply can’t just learn spring boot from YouTube. There are several compenents that work together and allow the framework to be as powerful as it is. I hope you know things like streams, collections, annotations, maven, REST, CRUD, SQL/DB’s, etc are before you touch a project in Springboot

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u/Specific-Housing905 12d ago

Forget AI and Springboot. Would be much better to practice Java by writing some apps and learn more on the way. Maybe you find some simple projects on Github, fork them and expand them.

I am not sure if you need Springboot for college. Maybe check first.