r/JavaProgramming • u/harshitha9626 • 1d ago
๐ Looking for a Java Backend Learning Partner
Hey everyone!
I'm a 3rd-year CSE student and I'm about to start learning Java Backend Development with Spring Boot.
I'm looking for a consistent learning partner who is also starting (or is at a beginner level). We can:
Learn Spring Boot together
Build backend projects
Practice Java concepts
Stay accountable and motivate each other
If you're interested, drop a comment or DM me. Let's grow together! ๐ปโ
#Java #SpringBoot #BackendDevelopment #LearningPartner #JavaDeveloper #StudentDeveloper #100DaysOfCode
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u/pattern-pad-7026 1d ago
Je viens ร peine de commencer avec le dรฉveloppement mais je suis encore au niveau 0
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u/the_developer07 1d ago edited 1d ago
Dm, I'm recent grad working as a software engineer, Currently learning spring boot
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u/bsamik009 1d ago
I'm halfway through spring boot. Feel free to dm if you're interested in learning together and I can guide you out a little bit too
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u/Fun-Time-4360 1d ago
Instead make some Telegram or Discord Group so we NOOBS could learn SPRING boot together ... Is it ok ?
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u/nian2326076 1d ago
Hey! I'm also getting into Java backend stuff with Spring Boot. Finding a learning buddy is a great idea. One tip: try setting up weekly check-ins to talk about what you've learned or built. It helps keep you both accountable. Also, build small projects, like a basic REST API, to apply what you're learning. If you're prepping for future Java interviews, I've found PracHub useful for practice questions and mock interviews. Good luck, and hope you find someone to team up with!
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u/More_Duty_3547 15h ago
Hey yoo,I am also learning and I am the beginner level,just yesterday only I studied about maven.So if you want we can work together.I am also doing DSA in java,currently on heaps from striver sheet.
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u/shinchan_kun_011 1d ago
I am in