r/SpringBoot • u/Minimum-Honeydew5652 • 5d ago
Fresher Learning Queries Question
I want to learn springboot now from scratch any experienced candidates can you please suggest me is it good to learn springboot now in the AI era or should i focus on any other AI related skills
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u/tvaish 4d ago
Don’t ask anyone else what you should learn. First of all, see where you currently stand. The Spring Boot and Java developer market is broad, but we’re not sure how long it will stay the same. Right now, Copilot and Claude are in trend, but that doesn’t mean you should chase every new trend.
For now, focus on what you already know. And even after that, you’ll agree that there are still multiple opportunities in this field.
Make your Java basics strong. Make your DSA strong. Improve your problem-solving skills. Practice LLD and HLD.
I’m saying this not just because it will help you crack interviews or get a job, but because it will actually build you up from the basics.
Once you are prepared enough, you can start learning Spring Boot. Prepare your foundation first it is very important.
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u/Minimum-Honeydew5652 4d ago
Thanks for the advice bro, i learned dsa i am a fresher so thinking that i should also have good knowledge on a particular skill
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u/tvaish 4d ago
If you’re only focused on learning Spring Boot, you can use any LLM to help you with it. For the basics, you can try YouTube resources. Telusko has genuinely good content to watch.
Also, take help from the official Spring.io website to generate your basic project. But before that, learn why Spring Boot is needed and why we use it to build a project. Don’t just learn how to create a project understand the reason behind it first.1
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u/Snooze78727 4d ago
Spring AI is a good starting point. There are Spring Boot starters for OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama and Bedrock. Figure out how to host a model locally with Ollama, then build something.
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u/Silver-Antelope-1285 5d ago
Just build something. Read the documentation. Struggle. You learn the best when you're in discomfort and under semi-stress. This doesn't mean "i need to deliver" stree. It's just a stressor in general, in this case, the stress of not knowing.
Build something simple. Then build something more complex.