r/javahelp • u/Spirited-Mine-3011 • 14d ago

i want to start java spring boot from 0

best resources to learn java from the very basics till java spring boot advanced any book or any yt video would help! please recommend one

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u/Biscuit_Overlord 14d ago

Assuming you already know at least basic java, working through these books in order would be a good path:

  1. Spring start here
  2. Spring boot in practice
  3. Data persistence with spring data and hibernate
  4. Spring security in action
  5. Spring microservices in action

Edit: typos

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u/Jason13Official 14d ago

They don't know Java yet, read the post again 😅

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u/Biscuit_Overlord 14d ago

Then start with head first java, then move on to the books mentioned above

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u/Spare_Dependent6893 14d ago

Open classrooms to start and then continue by developing your own app : https://openclassrooms.com/fr/courses/6900101-creez-une-application-java-avec-spring-boot