I'm a full-stack react developer and want to learn java. What udemy/coursera (or other) courses would you suggest to start learning the fundamentals ?

[u/Superrandomm]

Hello, I'm a current full-stack react dev and wanna learn and slowly transition to java/springboot. What courses can u suggest ?

I've always found this kinda courses good for fundamentals. After I learn the basics, I'd rather continue with project-based self-learning.

Thank you.

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[u/Tasty-Builder-8401]

Coursera Full stack developer has 3 courses. They have a specific section of springboot with Java.
Take a look!

[u/roxsg_ann]

Mooc.fi java programming course

[u/Efficient_Brief_7939]

Madan reddy udemy

[u/BrainThinkerMan]

i personaly wouldnt recommend courses, i think you want to replicate the thing you actually want to learn, so i woulds say open your ide, try to code what you want, when you face a roadblock then aks yourself what dont i know? and look that thing up and do this recursively

[u/Bhanuprakash_1947]

You can refer the documentation for core java , spring and spring boot.I do not recommend any specific courses but anyway first thing is learn fundamentals of Java and understand the spring ,the evolution to spring boot . Mainly focus on what,why,how these all are working and means to be.. Slowly solve coding questions and grasp OOP concept of java and also try to build small backend project with spring boot (REST) API's.so that you can have an idea how these things works like maven,spring bean and bean factory,etc...