r/JavaProgramming • u/Thick_Buddy_610 • Aug 26 '26

I just started learning the java backend properly

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How is this ??

Is this okay in this way ?

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u/chinthapanduu Aug 26 '26

That’s a big mountain to climb

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u/Thick_Buddy_610 Aug 26 '26

For sure it is 🙂

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u/DisastrousPipe3853 Aug 27 '26

Its way bigger than everest

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u/chinthapanduu Aug 27 '26

Bro code channel lo 7 hours Yentho untundi full only java playlist it’s very good for beginners

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u/Thick_Buddy_610 Aug 27 '26

I'll try for sure

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u/vamsy_g21 Aug 26 '26

In the same league. Learning from him only. ✨

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u/Thick_Buddy_610 Aug 26 '26

😃 good to hear that

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u/Ok-Pin-9846 Aug 27 '26

You can learn from videos but plzz don't get stuck in tutorial hell or you'll just waste your time. I'd say just start building projects, start from small project and keep improving them and you'll learn way faster than these types of videos (telling from my personal experience)

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u/Thick_Buddy_610 Aug 28 '26

Learning while creating projects simultaneously is a great approach,

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u/Thick_Buddy_610 Aug 27 '26

Scenario seems to be very difficult. But why does tech stack matter of we apply for SDE jobs in service based

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u/ShoddyCaramel7226 Sep 02 '26

Because service based companies donot want to put the effort into switching tech stacks.

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u/piyushdugawa_ Aug 29 '26

It's actually complete production ready course starting from basics java to advanced parts of java and spring boot with servlets and jsp and later it has docker, terraform and AWS too Really a good one to go with

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u/Flat-Emotion-5897 Aug 28 '26

it's been a while i am getting tried from Jspider BTM blr(java Full stack) , but 62 Hours for this video is insane

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u/-Noneone- Aug 30 '26

That's interesting 🧐

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u/National-Explorer755 Aug 30 '26

Yes, I have done most of it and it's pretty good. Some things felt a little rushed, like Spring Security, but it will cover enough so that you have a solid foundation. There's another channel "EmbarkX" by Faisal Memon that's pretty good. I covered some topics from there for proper coverage. However, in the long term you need to get into the habit of reading documentation because videos can only cover so much.

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u/Individual-Hat8246 Aug 27 '26

Pls don't waste your time. No startup is building projects using java Springboot.

Js, react, node, next js etc are whats popular these days in startups

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u/Tender_Butter Aug 27 '26

So aren't there jobs in java backend? Asking genuinely not sarcastically

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u/Individual-Hat8246 Aug 27 '26

There are but only for people with years of experiences and brand value on their resume.

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u/Tender_Butter Aug 27 '26

Buddy are you serious?😭 I was planning to do backend in java since I only know java... I just completed javascript but on surface level study React

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u/Gingerninja36 Aug 29 '26

Is python popular as well?

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '26

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u/Thick_Buddy_610 Aug 28 '26

I should try on campus