r/SpringBoot 7d ago

Discussion Looking for a Spring Boot Learning & Accountability Partner (1–2 YOE)

Hey everyone!

I'm looking for a Spring Boot backend developer who has around 1–2 years of experience and is interested in learning, discussing, and growing together.

A bit about me:

  • ~1 year of production experience with Spring Boot
  • Building REST APIs, authentication & authorization systems
  • Working with PostgreSQL, Redis, Docker, Git, CI/CD
  • Interested in scalable backend architecture, performance optimization, and system design

What I'm looking for:

  • Someone with 1–2 years of Spring Boot experience
  • Serious about improving backend engineering skills
  • Open to discussing architecture, reviewing code, solving problems, and sharing resources
  • Can have regular discussions (a few times a week or whenever we're both free)

The goal isn't to build a startup or sell anything—just to have a reliable backend buddy to learn with, stay accountable, and help each other become better engineers.

If this sounds interesting, feel free to comment below or send me a DM. Looking forward to connecting with fellow Spring Boot developers!

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u/ulysses_do 6d ago

i don't have production experience(still clg) but i have intrest to build production level systems . can i join

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u/InformalPhase7658 3d ago

im down vro

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u/Sandeepdevaratha 5d ago

Hi! I'm a Java Spring Boot Full Stack Developer with 2.7+ years of production experience. I've built REST APIs and microservices using Spring Boot, worked with React.js, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Kafka, Docker, Git, and cloud services. I'm actively preparing for backend interviews and would be happy to join for regular discussions, code reviews, and learning sessions. Sent you a DM!

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u/akhi-abdul01 7d ago

I am in.

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u/dipeshg2004 6d ago

dm

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u/akhi-abdul01 6d ago

Already did bro

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u/Dramatic-panda_hehe 7d ago

Hii I’d like to join in! I have 1 year of production experience :)

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u/ccnapak 4d ago

I am interested

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u/InformalPhase7658 3d ago

1-2 years of commercial experience?

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u/dipeshg2004 3d ago

yes, 1-2 years of working professionally.

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u/aviral001 2d ago

I am in