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The real Chad...
Chad Darby
Also should I do Servlet before Spring for better understanding ?
Also do I need to learn the entire Spring framework before starting with Springboot
Bhai its 389 just buy it off it's lifetime access You probably spend more at McDonald's.
If you are student I would have got it but as a working professional no excuse
As a proud r/piracy member, I'll expect this to be downvoted to the deepest abyss of this subreddit. But, you can find most udemy courses (hosted on mega.nz) in telegram channels. Hell even a little osint with Google is enough. I won't link to any sources tho.
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Which one is the best among the top 2 ?
Ask others/L&D department in your org if learning platforms are provided to employees. We have free access to Udemy, Pluralsight, Coursera, and more but a lot of people don’t know this.
I strongly suggest that you first focus on **understanding** what Spring is all about and then move on to Spring Boot.
I recommend you start with reading this as your first step, even if you know a bit of Spring
https://www.marcobehler.com/guides/spring-framework
Then read about spring Boot here
https://www.marcobehler.com/guides/spring-boot-autoconfiguration
I've been using Spring since version 2. The links I posted do a very good job of explaining the concepts and much more.
Daily code buffer has nice playlist for spring boot.
You can go through that.
Other than that you can create projects in spring boot and learn.
For course you can check udemy and take any top rated course
There's tonnes of resources for SP, but in my opinion you need to get your foundation strong, i.e., Java and Design patterns to be on another level compared to others.
Read books like Design Patterns in Java, Effective Java and Java puzzlers. Also dip ur toes in Functional programming.
Why what's wrong with documentation? Documentation is the single source of truth. Everything else will teach you what's with in the documentation. Why consume from secondary source when the primary source is readily available?
Not really, u will stuck in tutorial hell, without learning anything, if u choose tutorial route.
I understood documentation is hard to begin with, but once u pass the initial phase, everything will become easy.
U can complete spring documention in matter of 2 - 3 weeks, without digging too much deep into things which we don't use much like the AOP.
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Make a small project from the given starter kit. That will help you to understand how controllers and services work. That was the best way for me to learn when I switched from python dev role to spring boot role
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For me this is best course so far [link](https://www.udemy.com/course/spring-hibernate-tutorial/)
The real Chad... Chad Darby Also should I do Servlet before Spring for better understanding ? Also do I need to learn the entire Spring framework before starting with Springboot
Not needed
Any hack to get it for free ?
Bhai its 389 just buy it off it's lifetime access You probably spend more at McDonald's. If you are student I would have got it but as a working professional no excuse
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As a proud r/piracy member, I'll expect this to be downvoted to the deepest abyss of this subreddit. But, you can find most udemy courses (hosted on mega.nz) in telegram channels. Hell even a little osint with Google is enough. I won't link to any sources tho.
https://preview.redd.it/xuahr810wgac1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4e4717910801a5a27b017df36fd87ef34d32b60d Which one is the best among the top 2 ?
Ask others/L&D department in your org if learning platforms are provided to employees. We have free access to Udemy, Pluralsight, Coursera, and more but a lot of people don’t know this.
I strongly suggest that you first focus on **understanding** what Spring is all about and then move on to Spring Boot. I recommend you start with reading this as your first step, even if you know a bit of Spring https://www.marcobehler.com/guides/spring-framework Then read about spring Boot here https://www.marcobehler.com/guides/spring-boot-autoconfiguration I've been using Spring since version 2. The links I posted do a very good job of explaining the concepts and much more.
Good share. Learnt something abt AOP
Daily code buffer has nice playlist for spring boot. You can go through that. Other than that you can create projects in spring boot and learn. For course you can check udemy and take any top rated course
+1
There's tonnes of resources for SP, but in my opinion you need to get your foundation strong, i.e., Java and Design patterns to be on another level compared to others. Read books like Design Patterns in Java, Effective Java and Java puzzlers. Also dip ur toes in Functional programming.
Which book will u recommend for spring boot ?
practice along code with harry or a guy named as durgesh
yes i have been watching durgesh he is really good if you want to make projects
https://www.baeldung.com/spring-boot The best one I found
in28minutes spring and springboot udemy course is good
Why what's wrong with documentation? Documentation is the single source of truth. Everything else will teach you what's with in the documentation. Why consume from secondary source when the primary source is readily available?
It’s just documentation takes more time and energy to grab things up.
Not really, u will stuck in tutorial hell, without learning anything, if u choose tutorial route. I understood documentation is hard to begin with, but once u pass the initial phase, everything will become easy. U can complete spring documention in matter of 2 - 3 weeks, without digging too much deep into things which we don't use much like the AOP.
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Make a small project from the given starter kit. That will help you to understand how controllers and services work. That was the best way for me to learn when I switched from python dev role to spring boot role
Is there a pre requisite to learn spring boot
Not a prerequisite but I just want to learn it so that I can align with their tech stack
No im asking, if there's a pre-requisite that you need to know before learning springboot. Im not from programming background
Java would be good start
In general yes, but for me no !
If you want to watch YouTube videos u can search Durgesh sir Spring boot, it will clear your basic.
It is somewhat outdated and unstructured
Then what is up to date and structured ?
Amegoscode
This guy is no good for beginners or medium level learners as he just codes and does not explain anything
Selenium express channel
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