How Can I Start Building a Java Project with My Skills?

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Asked By TechWhiz42 On

I've been learning Java for a while now, and I've got a good grasp on the fundamentals and basics of backend development, including Spring IOC/MVC, Spring Boot, JPA, and Core Java. I want to put these skills into practice by building a simple project, but I'm struggling to come up with ideas and direction. Any suggestions on what I can create?

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Answered By CodeCrafty99 On

You could try picking any project that interests you! A fun option is to recreate a platform like Reddit. Just see how far you can get, and feel free to share your progress and ask specific questions along the way if you hit a snag.

Answered By DevGuruX On

A great project idea is to create a simple note-taking app. Here’s a quick outline:
- Allow users to create, edit, and save notes.
- Use Spring Boot with a SQL database (like PostgreSQL or MySQL).
- Set up a notes schema/table with fields like notesId, title, body, and time created.
- Create a controller with several endpoints: a POST for creating notes, a PUT for updating them, a GET to retrieve all notes in JSON format (maybe even add pagination), and a DELETE endpoint.

You can add features later, like user authentication with Spring Security to let users customize their notes!

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