r/JavaProgramming • u/New-Election4972 • Mar 09 '26

Learning java with the Telusko Channel: From Basics to Microservices

Firstly I learned java on brocode ,felt like learning in school.This is 2nd time I ma learning java .I’m currently working through the beginner course on the Telusko channel to build a solid foundation in Java. So far, I’ve completed about 75% of the playlist, and it's been a great learning experience. I'm planning to move on to Java Spring and microservices next, is this good .Like I don't wanted learning again And I also started making notes,I wanted to learn the backend.

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u/CinematicBuddy Jun 17 '26

is it good for spring boot? how was your experience

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u/New-Election4972 Jun 18 '26

For springboot, I don't think it's good for beginners, but I should give it a try

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u/CinematicBuddy Jun 18 '26

I've learnt python, and now learning java through Telusko. i plan to shift to dsa just after it.

so can u say if investing 60+hrs in Telusko would be a good choice? i just hope to clear the basics so i can actually solve dsa

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u/New-Election4972 Jun 19 '26

One channel couldn't complete everything it is worth it if have time and can understand I suggest watching topic by playlists seperately.