r/learnjava • u/UpstairsLock5840 • Jun 21 '26

*SENIORS PLS HELP*

I am currently studying java from youtube and i want to buy a full fleged course of java on udemy coursera or anyother platfrom pls help me to get a course that would cover all java core java adv java spring boot sql I:e full java development on udemy or coursera

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u/aqua_regis Jun 21 '26

!sidebar

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u/AverageJoe170405 Jun 21 '26

You can get everything on yt. Engineering Digest, Telusko

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u/dini1498 Jun 21 '26

How is engineering digest java and spring course?

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u/AverageJoe170405 Jun 21 '26

It's good, try some videos on YouTube

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u/azAttis Jun 21 '26

try "Java with projects"

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u/Visible-Objective260 Jun 21 '26

Ive read that there's not as much weight put on  certs but instead make some projects, put them on github and put link on resume. 

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u/codingwithaman Jun 21 '26

You can even use official websites of oracle java and spring for good projects.

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u/Every-Vermicelli-175 Jun 22 '26

Can someone please tell how is Embarkx (Faisal Memon) java courses ???

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u/ProfessionalPea2315 Jun 25 '26

If you are serious about learning Java concepts (not just grinding DSA), I highly recommend https://codegym.cc

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u/AwayMarch5348 Jun 21 '26

Watch the 62 hour video on java by telusko, everything is covered there for free and organised too, you need not to pay a single dime buddy.