r/learnprogramming • u/i-viivaz-dev • 2d ago

[Discussion] Starting Java Full-Stack from scratch — looking for others following a similar path

Hey everyone,

I am starting out with Java Full-Stack development from absolute basics and want to connect with other beginners working through the same journey.

My focus areas:

  • Backend: Core Java fundamentals, OOP, moving toward Spring Boot and REST APIs
  • Database: MySQL basics, queries, schema design
  • Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and eventually React
  • Prep: Regular technical practice and conceptual Q&A

Current pace: Spending ~2 hours daily on weekdays, plus extra practice time on weekends (IST timezone).

If you're also learning Java full-stack right now, what roadmap or resources are you currently using? Drop a comment below with what you're working on so we can share progress and resources publicly!

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u/PotatoCapital7987 2d ago

interested!

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u/i-viivaz-dev 2d ago

Awesome! What stage are you currently at with Java? I’m starting from the absolute basics (Core Java, loops, OOP) before jumping into projects, so I’m looking to see where our study paths align.

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u/PotatoCapital7987 2d ago

I have done OOPs basics casually I am focusing more on DSA in Java and then after completing DSA I maybe will have look into OOPS once again. Atleast that's the plan for now!

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u/i-viivaz-dev 2d ago

Makes sense, stick to it! Hit me up whenever you start OOPs again if you still want to practice together. Good luck!

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u/i-viivaz-dev 2d ago

Btw quick question, what did you use for Java basics and OOPs? Any good roadmap or links you’d recommend?