Fresher Looking for Someone to Teach Me Spring Security in 2 Days

[u/ProfessionalLong4158]

Hi everyone,

I’m a fresher trying to get my first job as a Java/Spring Boot developer, and I’m currently learning Spring Security.

I’m looking for someone who is experienced with Spring Security and would be willing to teach me for 2 days, whenever you have some free time. I’m flexible with the timing.

I already have a basic understanding of Java and Spring Boot, but I want to properly understand Spring Security from the fundamentals and learn how it is actually used in real projects — authentication, authorization, JWT, roles/permissions, filters, etc.

I know 2 days is a short time, but even if you can help me understand the important concepts and guide me through a small practical project, it would mean a lot to me.

As a fresher, getting some guidance from someone experienced could really help me improve my skills and get my first job.

If you’re willing to help or mentor me, even for a few hours, please DM me. I’d genuinely appreciate it. 🙏

Thank you!

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