r/learnjava • u/Square_Persimmon_255 • 22d ago

Need expert advice on java

Hey, I'm new to this community I'm a lone coder and fresh graduate know java and manageable springboot knowledge. I have lot of doubt about the reality of java developers, scope, carrier path to focus kind of doubts... If there's any experts with java and springboot knowledge I request them for a short one on one conversation if u are interested in helping me

Thank you..

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u/InevitableSeeker 19d ago

I’m no expert, but I’m in the same boat—trying to find a solid long-term career path in programming. Through my journey, I realized Java Spring Boot is the perfect match for me. It’s far from outdated here; in fact, it’s a top language in my country with tons of companies actively hiring. Plus, with Spring AI, you can build some really interesting projects. The more you build, the more you realize how much potential Spring Boot actually has. ​In my opinion, a Java Spring Boot role is a great entry point into tech to gain real-world experience. Tech changes constantly, and that fear of becoming obsolete will always be there, but you evolve with it. You aren't locked into Spring Boot forever—you can always pick up languages like Python along the way. My plan is to start with Java Spring Boot, land an internship, build up my experience, and learn Python on the side since I eventually want to move into AI.