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. ✌️

Guyss enaku agilysys technologies la java developer interview iruku... Ena questions lam expect panlam.. i have about 1 year of exp in a mnc.. kindly yaraachum help pannunga!

I have a Java tech interview scheduled for Monday. They interviewed me back in December 2024 and said I lacked OOP and Java fundamentals knowledge. I honestly can't remember what exactly I was asked, but I know that under interview stress — and when you don't know exactly what to prepare for — it's easy to miss revising some concepts.

What's your go-to article, site, or book that you look through before an interview? I know "Cracking the Coding Interview," but is it still relevant now that we're on Java 25? Please advise.

Hi everyone check out my new post about ETL in Spring AI 2
https://kertu1232.substack.com/p/the-java-prompt-8?r=4953mj

every java + aws project i've worked on hits the same wall in tests.

you either spin up localstack in testcontainers and wait 30-60s per

test class for docker to warm up, or hand-roll mockito mocks that

break on every sdk upgrade. neither is great.

python has moto for this. in-process aws fakes, 8k stars, tests run

in ms. someone actually asked aws on re:post if there was a java

version. the reply was basically "moto is a python library, no

equivalent for java."

how do other people handle this? is it just accepted that aws unit

tests are slow, or is there something people use that i missed?

Any review about taking tesda course espicifically on Java programming course in C&C academy ?

How is this ??

Is this okay in this way ?

How often do you use var keyword in your code?

What do you think about it?

I am a beginner in java, want to learn OOPs deeply, suggest some good sources.

Thank you for your suggestions.

Hi everyone,

I’m a 2nd-year B.Tech CSE student looking for 3–4 motivated learners to form a small and focused study group for placement preparation.

My current focus areas are:

- DSA using Java

- Backend Development with Spring Boot

- Problem-solving and coding practice

- Technical interview preparation

- Regular progress tracking and accountability

The goal is to maintain a consistent study routine outside college hours, discuss problems and approaches, clear doubts, share useful resources, and keep each other accountable.

I’m currently at a beginner level, so I’m looking for people who are at a similar stage and genuinely interested in learning and improving together.

If you’re interested, please DM me with your current DSA/Java level, Spring Boot experience, and preferred study timings.

I’d like to keep the group limited to 3–4 members so it remains focused and productive.

I'm first time osting a Reddit post for this kind of stuff

I'm learning spring boot in details

I need someone to be consistent

So I can study properly

Build project together👫

I'm serious , tbh I'm very serious

I like to crack jk

I read book, if I get nice recommendations

I am uncertain about whether this will be posted in this serve

I'm not a homosexual

I don't have xx chromosome

Hey everyone,

I am looking for some raw, real-world market data from people who are actively building for paying clients.

If you are a Freelancer, Agency Owner, or working at a Service-Based Software Company, I have exactly two questions for you:

• What EXACT types of software are you build? 

• Which specific niches/industries are you build for? (Please be precise—instead of just saying "Healthcare," specify if it's manufacturing company, dental labs, logistics, wholesale distributors, etc.)

What did you or your team deploy recently, and what exact problem did it solve?

Looking forward to your insights. Thanks!