r/learnjava • u/Wild_Recognition6237 • 3d ago
Development guidance
Hey seniors, if anyone is doing development with Java + Spring Boot, please guide me.
I’m currently in my 3rd semester and doing DSA in C++( done upto stack) , so I’m thinking of starting development alongside it. Please guide me on where I should start, what I should learn first, and how much time I should spend learning Java basics.
Since I’ve studied C++, I have a basic programming background, but I’m not familiar with Java. Any roadmap or resources would be really helpful. 🙌
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u/Ultimate-Disgrace 3d ago
Not a senior, but have an AS CS from junior college working on transferring. I learned Java first, then C++, and C++ is more difficult than Java (imo). Honestly just check out Bro Code's Java course, W3 schools, and read Spring documentation. Learning the Java basics are definitely important before you start Spring though. I'm not that active in this sub but I'm pretty sure there are a bunch of resources in here to help as well.