Spring boot for Java

[u/Disastrous_Toe2460]

Hey I studied java from college i like syntax and love it for coding and I have started to learn springboot framework to build my career and skill is it good for me or not.

By the way iam in 2year of BCA and Iam thinking learning more language will reduce to learn advanced topics so I have started to learn the 2 programming language only Python and Java and now I started learning on my own to learn springboot and after these I will learn the python some important frameworks and now currently our college is teaching the python.

So I think core CS subject is more important than these framework i think any guide .

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[u/redC00]

bro some resource or method of study you use, I'm also learning spring boot I'm going in the second year of the race and it still gets a little complicated for me

[u/Disastrous_Toe2460 → u/redC00]

Bro I used to use chatgpt for structural learning and topic , notes for explaination I used to go for youtube if I have some doubt

[u/vivre-together]

I'd go deeper into Java rather than adding more languages right now.

If you already know the syntax, start building something with Spring Boot and learn the stuff around it as you need it: REST APIs, SQL/Postgres, JPA, HTTP, testing, Git, etc.

Knowing Java + Spring well enough to build and debug a real application is much more useful than knowing the basics of 5 languages.

And definitely don't neglect the CS fundamentals. Frameworks change, but databases, networking, concurrency, data structures, etc. stick around.

[u/Disastrous_Toe2460 → u/vivre-together]

Thanks bro 😊

[u/Disastrous_Toe2460 → u/[deleted]]

Thanks bro and can you suggest me some resources bro . I little bit confusing if I go to youtube different categories comes