Hey everyone! I'm a computer science student looking to dive into Spring Boot for creating web applications. I have a good grasp of object-oriented programming, particularly in C++ and Java. I'm seeking beginner-friendly resources that can help me learn Spring and Spring Boot from the ground up. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a bunch!
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Try checking out Amigoscode on YouTube for a great starting point—it’s pretty beginner-friendly. If you prefer a more structured course, Chad Darby’s "Spring + Hibernate for Beginners" on Udemy covers the basics really well.
I’ve been learning through videos and I also bought an online Spring Boot course. Ideally, working with a mentor or tutor can really help with a faster learning curve, especially for specific topics.
What course did you get? Was it useful? Are the videos straightforward and comprehensive?
I’m all about hands-on learning. Whenever I want to understand something, I start with the official documentation. If I hit a wall, I look for samples on GitHub or watch YouTube videos. Once I get something working, I analyze where I went wrong and build from there to grasp the basics better.
That sounds like a solid approach! I usually do the same, but I’m completely new to Spring, so I think I’ll start with some videos first. Thanks!
Thanks, I'll definitely look into those! Have you found them helpful?