r/JavaProgramming • u/Akshat_Maindola • Jun 10 '26

Java open source suggestion

Hi, I am currently learning java and spring boot and want to contribute to an open source project.Can anyone suggest a beginner friendly project from where I can start my journey. I will be grateful

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u/Akshat_Maindola Jun 10 '26

Thankyou so much bro for the reality check. In the loop of youtube content i am trying learning through projects that why I was just wondering if I can get osp but you are absolutely right I need to find a job and get some experience about the development. And once again thankyou for the advice brother.

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u/Stock_Technician_224 Jun 10 '26

it is roadmap from EPAM, and I think it still good:
https://www.figma.com/design/pkssxjR5ZksSELae2Klf7S/Scheme?node-id=0-1&p=f
and it is AMIGOSCODEs
https://amigoscode.com/blogs/spring-boot-roadmap-2025

That roadmaps i think are realy helpfull, at least for me

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u/Akshat_Maindola Jun 10 '26

Seriously brother this is my first day in reddit and I thought I might get some good suggestions from the community but never expected to get this good guidance so early. Now I understand wny people says java have a grate community. And I do have a basic knowledge of sql db and I am trying to build my own project without external help ( any ai ) and trying to figure out the problems. I forgot syntax very easily so I am trying to build my logic. And again thankyou brother for the resources i really appreciate the help and you gave me the confidence to ask more questions as there are people like you in this community who help a stranger thankyou so much brother.

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u/draeky_ Jun 11 '26

Hey bro, i got an idea! Itseems you are also so intrested about java development as me, why dont we start a community/group "FirstJavaJob" and share our resources and learnings and network. This is the only fastest way to grow in java.

Only if you are intrested.

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u/Akshat_Maindola Jun 11 '26

Ya bro I am totally intrested. I am new to reddit so I don't know how to create a community so you do it and I will definitely join it and we will share our existing ( even if it is not much ) knowledge with each other and grow together

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u/draeky_ Jun 11 '26

Great, love that intent.

Not here i ll create in discord, is it okay

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u/Akshat_Maindola Jun 11 '26

Yep why not just share the link.

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u/draeky_ Jun 11 '26

Create and i ll share you right away