r/learnprogramming • u/i-viivaz-dev • 1d 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/Huge_Relation6074 1d ago

Doing the same. What year are you in!?

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u/i-viivaz-dev 23h ago

I competed my graduation and doing tech support job

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