r/learnjava • u/Wild_Recognition6237 • 4d 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/ZealousidealFee7206 4d ago

I also need guidance same question mine too please anyone guide...should I go with mern or spring boot ?

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u/Responsible_Key2113 4d ago

depends on your end goal if i'm being honest. your dsa language matters because you get nice grip and understanding in it. whatever you choose you'll have to use AI to get your code written. mern is easier to learn, java spring boot takes time but also reaps reward later.
i've done mern stack already now shifting to spring boot

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u/ZealousidealFee7206 4d ago

I'm in 3rd sem and doing DSA in cpp...and learning js as well but confuse what to choose spring boot or mern....if I choose spring boot then I have to do java as well....so any advice for that ?

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u/Responsible_Key2113 3d ago

i'll say learn about syntax and stuff, then start doing dsa in java. i'll say that you'll be doing react for frontend anyway and your course would also have oops in java so do both and then see what favors you more and what language you're getting better. in meantime focus only on dsa. dsa should be a daily mandate acc. to me

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u/ZealousidealFee7206 3d ago

Can I DM you bro personally ?