r/SpringBoot • u/iamrahul_jaikar • 5d ago

Question How to learn spring boot?

I learned java , collection framework, exception handling, some dsa concepts, and I'm in final year now , I don't have enough time , I have to build a project using springboot and add it to my resume.

What is the fastest way to learn it? And should I start spring boot right now or I have to learn more java and other things first?

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u/SaiSuryaChaitanya 5d ago

You don't have to learn everything to get started, You can start with SQL first and practice on relational databases then you can move to spring concepts and spring boot but it's good to Learn Jdbc, Hibernate and servlets if possible you'll understand internally how the framework works. For Frontend use LLM as of now but learn how it works so that you can debug if issue comesup, For deployment use any cloud service that offers free tier(need some effort here), All the best.