On a TPM track. Age - in 40's. Looking to learn Java Full Stack. Currently have severe work and family responsibilities. Can carve out 4 hours daily. I have very less time, so want to ensure I learn and learn fast. I have looked at boot camps - very restrictive time wise, bit ready to consider of this is a sure shot way to learn! I looked at Udemy - but I may need more human help as I don't have time to debug overnight Looked at geeks4geeks - welcome recommendation on course quality and human help. Money no limitation. Please recommend options to learn. Also, there is an ocean of experts here, so if you are gracious enough to mentor/coach - please lmk!
I love Java. Java is the shittiest FE language on the planet It's heavy. It's not full stack. It's backend that has tons of libraries and scales really well.
assuming u know java basics, u can go through following paid udemy courses: java design patterns and solid design principals - coffee powered crew spring and hibernate for beginners include spring boot - chad darby spring boot unit testing with junit, mockito, mock mvc - chad darby full stack : angular and java spring boot e commerce website - chad darby, harinath
DM. I'm happy to help you with this. My advice won't be very different from what you are hearing from others here. But if you think regular personalised reviews with someone experienced can help you meet your goals faster, I'm happy to help you in that manner.
Try codingnomads https://codingnomads.co/courses/learn-java-online/
There is no java fullstack. Java is a backend language. (There are spring MVC framework that can generate front end with Java, but no one uses them) I recommend, - pick a good rate Java class from Udemy which also covers OOP concepts. - Then pick a highly rates spring boot class from udemy. Other part of full Stack is learning DB technologies (SQL) and frontend framework(react/angular)
Lol no one uses them? Says who?
Well it was a hyperbole. You still might see them in legacy app, but most of the sensible companies have moved on to real front end frameworks