r/JavaProgramming
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u/vamsy_g21
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Aug 29 '26
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Java- 5th week consistency 🧿
So in continuation with my last post on learning Java, it’s been 5 weeks that I’ve been managing to learn along with my job. I have reached till the concept of threads and its priorities. So far it’s been good and I think I have to build immense number of projects. I’m already into a telecom domain project at work. I think I can implement the APIs that I generally see daily being called from frontend. Maybe not fully but I’ll get the idea hopefully. Well, that’s my end goal.
The immediate goal is to practice from MOOC and complete the collection APIs, streams, JDBC.
I really want to become a full stack ENGINEER not just another full stack developer. I hope you guys understand the difference :)
Onwards & upwards. ✌️
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u/devops-tutor Aug 29 '26
Amazing try this resource as well https://www.javapro.academy/
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u/maherao Aug 30 '26
Bloody sweet tbh... Curious to know if u are going through with this yt? Trying to understand the start of the journey 😄
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u/Telugu_pacman Aug 30 '26
Keep going OP, I've lost track after 6 months of consistency
I'll start tomorrow first thing in the morning
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u/Old-Significance3735 Sep 01 '26
Can you suggest a roadmap with resources which might be helpful.
I know basic java, upto college level pnly, worked in pyhton after college.
About me - 5+ YOE, mostly in python, looking to learn java for interviews and work as well, cos not getting enough calls without java inresume, trying for MNC.
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u/vamsy_g21 Sep 01 '26
I’m learning it from telusko YouTube channel. It’s a huge course but please dn get scared. You can practice from MOOC. Apparently I also have to practice from the same.
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u/sahad3263 Sep 02 '26
Bro what about data analyst job in future and in future no data analyst job please reply
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u/Away_Champion_1441 Sep 04 '26
Where u learning java from ?
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u/Anxious-Act3376 Aug 29 '26
congrats OP keep up the momentum