r/SpringBoot • u/WheelPuzzleheaded910 • Mar 27 '24

NEED HELP😔

So i have been on bench since 1.5 year in my company and this is my first job after graduation. I know Java but doesn't have any projects and I don't know what to do please guide me what should i learn and to start making projects to switch the company. Should i learn Spring boot ? is that enough to start making good projects or should i learn front end tech also please help me i am so noob 🙏

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u/suit_mark_42 Mar 28 '24

You can start with Spring boot

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u/Dirty42032 Mar 27 '24

Hello, personally I haven't had work experiences, but in university, we used Spring Boot with Java for many projects. I've used it for both personal and university projects. One of the projects involved a real client, and the outcome was more than satisfactory. My recommendation is to study Spring Framework, learn about how it connects to databases, security, and the available dependencies. You can also use Postman and explore REST APIs. The projects I've worked on were all web pages. One of the most interesting projects I did was a sales system that integrated with an accounting system. You can create pages where administrators and employees of a company can log in, or even build a commercial system or a news publication website. 😊

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '24

Are these projects in your github?

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u/Dirty42032 Apr 05 '24

Yes, they are contained in repositories. It’s not organized in the best way, but if you want, I can give you access to it. I should mention that this software is oriented towards Argentina, which is where I am from.

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '24

Please give me access. I am simply curious about how real industry projects look. Many tutorials on YouTube only shows basic examples.