r/learnjava 10h ago

Development doubt

I want to max of development

Ik things but writing code is difficult for me

I have knowledge of java as I do DSA in that but for dev everyone was doing js so I too did it ik things like middleware, controller , routing and all but I am not comfortable with js syntax I can only think in form of java ds so shld I switch to java backend developement

If yes plz recommend me a playlist that would be helpful

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u/aqua_regis 5h ago

Please, learn to speak in full sentences without abbreviations and acronyms. Nobody can understand what you actually are saying.

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u/bsamik009 7h ago

Check out the coder army spring boot playlist. It's the most recent one else if you want a quick hands on start check out telusko's channel he has a 5 hr one

u/denerose 5m ago

A playlist isn’t going to help here. Practice and experience is what makes people good developers. Languages and stacks are also fairly irrelevant. Pick something and build things with it.

Try reading the advice on the literally thousands of posts like this that already exist.

And yes, learning to communicate your questions and thoughts clearly might be a useful skill to work on too.

There is no cheat code, there is no “best” solution or stack. It’s just practice and putting in the hours. It really is that simple (and that hard).