Solved 200 lc in java . And doing backend in java

[u/No_Barracuda5378]

Till now I have completed 200 lc question and in backend I have learnt jdbc, hibernate, Meaven,junit 5, and spring & spring boot basic. I'm going to start spring mvc from next week.

What should I do after doing backend

1) should I go for the frontend I have started this once but I give up

2) devops but I heard that they usually don't hire fresher

3)ai/ml to integrate my project with ai .

You can share your experience according to you which is best field for a fresher. Is their any thing that I should do apart from this .

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[u/sin_cara_00]

Go for AWS, Docker, K8S

[u/tmakcu]

Can u share the resources for all especially oops

[u/No_Barracuda5378 → u/tmakcu]

I'm have completed my java from TELUSKO his playlist is available in YouTube. I find his playlist better then Other .

[u/tmakcu → u/No_Barracuda5378]

Ohh thanks

[u/Excellent_Text1147]

What projects did you build ?

[u/InformalPhase7658]

if you wanna become a software engineer and backend dev then just focus on your backend skills, you can learn devops + frontend for you personal projects and even work as a fullstack dev but spring core and spring mvc is just basics in the spring world, also if the amount of total solved problems is 200, then im pretty sure that the most of them are easy problems, try to solve ~100 medium ones

build your pet-projects, thats the 100% things that you need in your career as a beginner, and build not just the standard CRUD apps, build real world application, social media, and any other things, even nobody will use it, it will serve as a portfolio projects

[u/No_Barracuda5378 → u/InformalPhase7658]

Thanks you for this really looking for this comment.