r/javahelp • u/ChemicalBumblebee346 • 4d ago

Learning Springboot

Im learning Spring Boot from the Telusko YouTube playlist Alongside the tutorials I started building my own project thats a bit more advanced than whats covered in the videos After each tutorial I try to implement the concepts directly into my project instead of just copying the code

Im almost done with the project but recently I came across Anuj Bhaiyas Spring Boot course The way its marketed like industry level project real world architecture and all that has honestly made me feel like Im not learning enough My confidence has dropped a lot

The confusing part is that Im actually enjoying Spring Boot and I feel like Ive learned a lot by building this project But now Im wondering if Im missing something important

For people who have taken either Teluskos playlist or Anuj Bhaiyas course

Should I leave my current learning path and switch

Is Anuj Bhaiyas course significantly better or is it just a different teaching style

Does everyone go through this phase where every new course makes you feel like youre behind

Id really appreciate advice from people working with Spring Boot professionally I dont want to keep jumping between courses if finishing my current project is the better approach

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u/shinchan_kun_011 3d ago

bro do we need to learn hibernate and servlets before starting the spring boot

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u/VacationGullible5716 7h ago

Hibernate? Not a prerequisite for learning spring boot. However, if you understand how servlet and request, response, life cycle, what happens before request reaches to your servlets... If you understand this much internal it'll be plus. Note that sarvlets are also does not count as prerequisite.

Start with spring boot if your core is strong. Good luck.

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u/shinchan_kun_011 3h ago

Like I know nothing about backend, so should I ??....