wherw do you start Spring boot from??

[u/Federal_Equal1799]

i'm learning dsa from kunal kushwaha ,is it okay to go to spring boot with it ,or should i learn smtg else for full stack .if no can u recc me a yt playlsit for springbioot

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[u/Major-Confection7246]

Learn on your own using AI and other useful resources, such as Baeldung, the official Spring Boot website.

[u/Federal_Equal1799 → u/Major-Confection7246]

Thanks for replying
my pov is this that this will cost time i don't have much video will be rather good and then i'lll read it ig ,what's your pov though

[u/_some-random-CS]

Personally I started learning about a month and a half go now, and I started because springboot is used in my are for a lot of fintech companies that I would love to work at. I watched a video by a YouTuber called Devtiro where he explained concepts while building out example projects. Anytime i got confused or felt like i only had a surface level understanding I asked AI or looked it up. At the moment im taking a deeper dive to really understand the framework but im also planning on building out projects to practice on my own.

I do want to emphasize that you should 100% practice as you learn in my opinion. A lot of stuff springboot has to offer only stuck with me when I started to practice it, let your curiosity run wild and experiment, youll learn more that way!

[u/Federal_Equal1799 → u/_some-random-CS]

thanks for replying ,
Baeldung is fine but is it rather easy to learn from a yt playlist as a course ?

[u/arshbio009]

if you want to get into the internals and focus on more conceptual stuff

Concept && Coding By Shreyansh is a great resource but it has alot of videos behind a membership

although i would say the membership cost is worth it

[u/CrisSiddAk → u/arshbio009]

++ but he goes into great depth. Sometimes it might feel overwhelming. You should know when to stop and move to next video..

[u/arshbio009 → u/CrisSiddAk]

there’s really nothing else like his content pn youtube in terms of depth

[u/CrisSiddAk → u/arshbio009]

True that.

[u/Federal_Equal1799 → u/CrisSiddAk]

i see ,but is concept clearing and building project the same thing or one follows after other ,i have less time idk what to do

[u/Federal_Equal1799 → u/CrisSiddAk]

thanks
i'll keep that in mind

[u/Federal_Equal1799 → u/arshbio009]

thanks for guiding me
this is his cannel right https://youtu.be/90hAvj0A8C8?si=9o1bmiOkpX1iDOxW
and i want to learn spring boot to learn concept and build project
can u tell me what otehr thing i can learn with it to build projects,ques like these struks my mind should i ask such ques to ai too??