Can you tell me the best road map for becoming a java full stack developer?
For beginners to advance.
#Road map for Java Full stack developer
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Java is mainly used for backend development, not full stack or frontend
static mauve
I'll suggest the same to you...
Focusing on backend development with Java is the best road map for your career.
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Java is mainly used for backend development, not full stack or frontend
But what should I learn to become a backend java developer?
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static mauve
To get started, you should learn data structures and algorithms.
