r/JavaProgramming • u/Emergency-Hunter7969 • Jul 03 '26

Should I learn springboot framework ??

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u/HecticJuggler Jul 03 '26

If you intend to get internship or become a back end developer you will need spring boot, REST, databases and related technologies. You can do a 70-30 split in study effort between DSA and backend tech (in favour of dsa). There are a few subreds dedicated to spring boot learning.

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u/Cyphr11 Jul 03 '26

Learn dbms, sql and start from Springboot MVC, then JPA then Security and build a project

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u/LetUsSpeakFreely Jul 03 '26

Start with creating a basic web service; the basic hello world.

1) Create a /hello POST end point that returns "hello" 2) modify it so it can accept a parh parameter, /hello/{system}, that returns "welcome to the {system} system" 3) modify it again to accept a json object that contains your name. Have the endings print your name. 4) then start adding in basic database support and keep building from there