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I'm a junior developer (back-end developer using JavaScript) and I want to learn Spring.
So I already asked around and got some reasonable advice. As Spring helps remove boilerplate code, to be able to understand what Spring does I should first learn what that boilerplate code does.
I've already started list of things I should learn (some of them I already know, like the java OOP and a few of the design patterns)
Pre-Spring brush up: đ¨đŧâđģ
1. Java OOP
2. Design Patterns:
- Singleton
- Factory
- Adapter
- Inversion of control
3. The ORM Concept
4. Java Web Apps
- JSP
- Servlet
- Security
- Web Container
Do you have any more pre-Spring suggestions? đ§
I would also appreciate online resources suggestions. đ
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I'm thinking that I could create another post in the future with a complete pre-Spring guide including online resources together with my personal experience going from Java to Spring.
Thank you for reading!
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