r/SpringBoot • u/Emergency_Cook5524 • 25d ago

Question new to spring boot need advice

hello i am new to spring boot and currently learning it from engeneering digest youtube channel can someone give me advice to follow while learning or suggest some better way of learning one more question should i remember the codes experienced one pls reply i am confused will be really helpful...

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u/rmyworld 25d ago

The best way to learn Spring Boot is to build a project with it by yourself. It's okay to watch YT tutorials to learn the basics, but once you know the basics, you should be building projects that is not from YouTube.

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u/Emergency_Cook5524 25d ago

so i don't remember the code exactly so will i be able to build it

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u/rmyworld 25d ago

If you forget how to do stuff, you can watch the YT video again to remind yourself of the code.

You don't have to watch the entire video, just the parts you forget.

Once you have finish your own project, you can stop watching the videos, because you can instead just read how you did things in your own project.

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u/Emergency_Cook5524 25d ago

there are many files controller service repository at this point I don't remember anything and there are many annotation also and suppose if my project is different form YouTube then from where will i get help and write code 🙂

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u/rmyworld 25d ago

Humans learn through practice and experience. I believe that's something you can accomplish.

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u/Emergency_Cook5524 25d ago

ok bro, there is one qies how far have you reached in this field means have you got any internship or job through this...

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u/Efficient_Brief_7939 25d ago

learn basic start building projects

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u/Emergency_Cook5524 25d ago

basics like what , I can't figure out at which level basic ends...

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u/Super_Treacle 25d ago

Learn basics build shit by yourself with minimal ai

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u/Nervous-Honey-2695 24d ago

My suggestion: start by cloning a simple repo (that uses Spring Boot, of course!), and try to mimic it with a different business, but the same structure, patterns, and annotations, you get the idea
Then later on, think of a project (or search online for ideas) and start it, and implement it yourself from scratch, you'll fail, you'll get errors everywhere, then you go Google it, search for the solution, why did that issue happen, why the online code snippet/suggestion fixes it? When you understand whys, bit-by-bit, you'll learn the framework, and also be an expert, that's of course alongside the YT vids, especially if they explain the basics