Java still a widely used and popular programming language. It has been a foundational language for many enterprise-level applications, web development (using frameworks like Spring), and various other domains. Its strong portability, stability, and large ecosystem of libraries and frameworks contribute to its ongoing popularity.
But why should you learn Java 🤔
Platform Independence: Write once, run anywhere with the Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
Wide Range of Applications: Used in web development, cloud, enterprise-level applications, big data, and more.
Large Ecosystem: Rich set of libraries, frameworks, and tools, such as Spring and Hibernate.
Job Opportunities: High demand for Java developers in the job market.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Teaches fundamental OOP concepts transferable to other languages.
Community Support: Large and active community for resources and support.
Security Features: Built-in security features for robust and secure applications.
Backward Compatibility: Commitment to backward compatibility for easier maintenance.
Learning Resources: Abundance of tutorials, books, and online courses available for learning.
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The best way to learn is by building. Happy coding! 😎
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Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate your suggestion.
Nice introduction, but would be better if you are able to explain more on the roadmap or have like a guide for beginners to start. The article kinda lack that.
Some resources that I can share,
Beginner start with the fundamental of java and understand their functionality
Then they can proceed in understanding about spring boot
Then on an advance level maybe they can understand a bit on the architecture level, having jhipster and playing around that would be a good learning