It is with deep pain that I ask this... KINDLY give me some links to resources for learning SpringBoot. KINDLY 🙁
#where to learn spring
dry arch
feral roostBOT
<@&1004656351647117403> please have a look, thanks.
jaunty crest
This free, official learning path:
https://spring.academy/paths/spring-certified-professional-2023
Java knowledge is a prerequisite though
wild lagoon
It is with deep pain that I ask this... KINDLY give me some links to resources f...
Maybe also clarify your purpose with Spring ^^ since there's a lot of stuff so it depends on what you want to do - if its just some RESTful http backend or something else
dry arch
Maybe also clarify your purpose with Spring ^^ since there's a lot of stuff so i...
My main purpose is to learn the backend.
@jaunty crest yeah thanks for the link 🙂
wild lagoon
My main purpose is to learn the backend.
Do you have previous experience with
- programming and/or java programming
- software development lifecycle and practices
- databases?
dry arch
•I am good enough in java. That's my main language for practicing DSA problems on leetcode
• I took the course during my bachelor's that's all lol
• database yes mainly MySql.
P.S I developed a few projects using SB, mainly user authentication and verification, retrieving data from local DB etc but I feel like there is a lot more to it than just that so I wanted to know some good resource to just... cover SB exhaustively (whatever is needed in the industry)
wild lagoon
Seems like you might have prerequisites covered, if the video or guides seem straight forward then you can just start ^^ Baeldung usually has nice guides on specific topics you might want, like "build rest api", "add security", etc.
The link squid gave seems pretty good. This website from Spring also has short guides on various topics https://spring.io/guides
jaunty crest
•I am good enough in java. That's my main language for practicing DSA problems o...
Well simply practicing DSA problems with Java won't help you much in an actual projects environment
dry arch
@wild lagoon it's not like I find those guides straight forward, I don't seem to understand much from these official docs. Some playlist would help if you know of any
@jaunty crest yeah true 🙁
dense portal
This free, official learning path:
<https://spring.academy/paths/spring-certifie...
would i be in a position to read the official spring docs and understand, after that course ( or i check all the things from that course )?
lavish trench
You can try Faisal mamun's course on udemy
worthy dome
Frameworks are not things you learn from A to Z, that's a waste of precious time and energy.
Instead, you learn on the way everything you need to build your project.
Spring Boot is a dependency injection library, so it can be used in all Java projects. It has many subprojects that depend on the DI capability, the most famous one is Spring Web for building backend applications.
Assuming you already have a project idea, learn the basics of the appropriate Spring Boot subproject on youtube or the official Spring docs.
From there, just build the projects and use the official docs and stackoverflow for any problems.
dry arch
@worthy dome thanks for the advice ☺️
worthy dome
My main purpose is to learn the backend.
The basics of Spring Web is to know how to define controllers(classes with methods that handle HTTP requests).
Once you have your first working endpoint, you can expand this to accepting request bodies, validation, and anything else your project needs 😄
You will also likely need a database, for this you have the Spring Data subproject.
feral roostBOT
@dry arch