Please help me, I'm stuck in this my tech journey.
I have always wanted to be a java developer.

So I have learnt core java and basics of html and CSS.
So I don't know the best way to move forward.

I want to learn how to connect html forms to my java code, how to connect to database using mysql, servelets etc.
I just want to learn and build my first web application that is powered by java and html, a web application that have a database.

Please what's the best way to go about it, if someone can tech me online or give me a clear roadmap, I will really appreciate it.

I'm stuck now and YouTube videos are not of help at this moment.

merison200:
Please help me, I'm stuck in this my tech journey.
I have always wanted to be a java developer.

So I have learnt core java and basics of html and CSS.
So I don't know the best way to move forward.

I want to learn how to connect html forms to my java code, how to connect to database using mysql, servelets etc.
I just want to learn and build my first web application that is powered by java and html, a web application that have a database.

Please what's the best way to go about it, if someone can tech teach me online or give me a clear roadmap, I will really appreciate it.

I'm stuck now and YouTube videos are not of help at this moment.

You need a mentor that will hold you by the hand and show you the way to convert any tech skill to an income means.
One of the major challenges in life for most skilled personnel is the know-how to earn with their skill(s).
I can link you to a mentor that earns with tech skills ...if you are willing and ready to achieve establishing an online income means...BTW it'll likely be a paid mentorship but what is certain is that you'll learn the ropes towards earning with the tech skill be it online and offline.

So drop your digits and you'll be reached.





Wittyness

wittywriter:


You need a mentor that will hold you by the hand and show you the way to convert any tech skill to an income means.
One of the major challenges in life for most skilled personnel is the know-how to earn with their skill(s).
I can link you to a mentor that earns with tech skills ...if you are willing and ready to achieve establishing an online income means...BTW it'll likely be a paid mentorship but what is certain is that you'll learn the ropes towards earning with the tech skill be it online and offline.

So drop your digits and you'll be reached.





Wittyness

I really appreciate your response but I'm not looking forward to convert my skills now.
I'm still learning, you can't be a backend developer without learning those things I mentioned above.

08108814892 that's my number.
You can connect me to the mentor you're talking about too.

merison200

One of the most important skills you need to develop as a software developer or techie in general is the ability to independently search for the resources and information you need on the internet (Google). As a developer on the job you will encounter problems beyond anything you will learn through courses or tutorials. So you need to start now to learn how to use Google very well.

Here's a video on the Java full-stack developer roadmap. You just need to watch from the start to about 2:25 for the roadmap, the rest is mostly adverts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ba8t0iBQvRQ

Also I would advise you to follow FreeCodeCamp. Their website and Youtube channel are filled with lots of learning materials and videos related to Java and Full-stack development. Pick one video watch and practice to the end before going to the next. This will help you avoid overwhelming yourself.

Here's one video for Java Spring Boot:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rNk7m_zlAg

As you are learning it is important to build projects and host them. Find tutorial videos where they build projects and follow along. Find out how to host your projects using free hosting sites like Netlify, Vercel, Render etc.

Good Luck!

Caracarn:
merison200

One of the most important skills you need to develop as a software developer or techie in general is the ability to independently search for the resources and information you need on the internet (Google). As a developer on the job you will encounter problems beyond anything you will learn through courses or tutorials. So you need to start now to learn how to use Google very well.

Here's a video on the Java full-stack developer roadmap. You just need to watch from the start to about 2:25 for the roadmap, the rest is mostly adverts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ba8t0iBQvRQ

Also I would advise you to follow FreeCodeCamp. Their website and Youtube channel are filled with lots of learning materials and videos related to Java and Full-stack development. Pick one video watch and practice to the end before going to the next. This will help you avoid overwhelming yourself.

Here's one video for Java Spring Boot:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rNk7m_zlAg

As you are learning it is important to build projects and host them. Find tutorial videos where they build projects and follow along. Find out how to host your projects using free hosting sites like Netlify, Vercel, Render etc.

Good Luck!

Thank you so much, I will see the video now.
I'm just overwhelmed and those yt videos are not connecting with each other.

Thank you for your kind advice.

merison200:
Please help me, I'm stuck in this my tech journey.
I have always wanted to be a java developer.

So I have learnt core java and basics of html and CSS.
So I don't know the best way to move forward.

I want to learn how to connect html forms to my java code, how to connect to database using mysql, servelets etc.
I just want to learn and build my first web application that is powered by java and html, a web application that have a database.

Please what's the best way to go about it, if someone can tech me online or give me a clear roadmap, I will really appreciate it.

I'm stuck now and YouTube videos are not of help at this moment.

You sound like someone who learnt programming from NIIT. Learning servlets is a waste of time, learn how to use Java Spring Framework and build a proper web application, you can start with a shopping application.

Forget about using videos to learn for now, It will waste your time a lot. Go to Tutorials point, search for Java Spring tutorial, then build a web application with it.

Create a Github account and post your projects, that is how you start.

merison200:
Please help me, I'm stuck in this my tech journey.
I have always wanted to be a java developer.

So I have learnt core java and basics of html and CSS.
So I don't know the best way to move forward.

I want to learn how to connect html forms to my java code, how to connect to database using mysql, servelets etc.
I just want to learn and build my first web application that is powered by java and html, a web application that have a database.

Please what's the best way to go about it, if someone can tech me online or give me a clear roadmap, I will really appreciate it.

I'm stuck now and YouTube videos are not of help at this moment.

1. Learn the basics of HTML, CSS and JavaScript.(Not indept, but basics. On a scale of 10, It should be 5,5 and 6 respectively).

2. Pick up Java. Don't compromise the basics. Learn the syntax and semantics well.

3. Pick up Spring/Spring Boot Frameworks(Understand the MVC)

4. Learn a database. MySQL is ok.

5. Learn Unit testing (This will set you apart and get employers interested in you)

6. Learn Maven, hibernate, JPA and Maven(These are just implementation processes. Don't be scared. After you learn the basics, you can pick this in 3weeks)

7. Most important part: Build at least two solid projects that implement all the above. Two sold projects are better than vague 10 random projects.

I got this from Hannian Post

wittywriter:


You need a mentor that will hold you by the hand and show you the way to convert any tech skill to an income means.
One of the major challenges in life for most skilled personnel is the know-how to earn with their skill(s).
I can link you to a mentor that earns with tech skills ...if you are willing and ready to achieve establishing an online income means...BTW it'll likely be a paid mentorship but what is certain is that you'll learn the ropes towards earning with the tech skill be it online and offline.

So drop your digits and you'll be reached.





Wittyness

Don't do any business with this boy. He is a scammer. He is the mentor that you scan you

merison200:
Please help me, I'm stuck in this my tech journey.
I have always wanted to be a java developer.

So I have learnt core java and basics of html and CSS.
So I don't know the best way to move forward.

I want to learn how to connect html forms to my java code, how to connect to database using mysql, servelets etc.
I just want to learn and build my first web application that is powered by java and html, a web application that have a database.

Please what's the best way to go about it, if someone can tech me online or give me a clear roadmap, I will really appreciate it.

I'm stuck now and YouTube videos are not of help at this moment.

Personally I'm a javascript dev but I know springboot will be part of your journey but these are things you can always google up you just have to sit and do the research

tosinhtml:


You sound like someone who learnt programming from NIIT. Learning servlets is a waste of time, learn how to use Java Spring Framework and build a proper web application, you can start with a shopping application.

Forget about using videos to learn for now, It will waste your time a lot. Go to Tutorials point, search for Java Spring tutorial, then build a web application with it.

Create a Github account and post your projects, that is how you start.

Thank you for this information.
I have started learning java spring and I will update my progress.

Raymondson:


Don't do any business with this boy. He is a scammer. He is the mentor that you scan you

He have chatted me already, I found out he's not real.

Nastydroid:

1. Learn the basics of HTML, CSS and JavaScript.(Not indept, but basics. On a scale of 10, It should be 5,5 and 6 respectively).

2. Pick up Java. Don't compromise the basics. Learn the syntax and semantics well.

3. Pick up Spring/Spring Boot Frameworks(Understand the MVC)

4. Learn a database. MySQL is ok.

5. Learn Unit testing (This will set you apart and get employers interested in you)

6. Learn Maven, hibernate, JPA and Maven(These are just implementation processes. Don't be scared. After you learn the basics, you can pick this in 3weeks)

7. Most important part: Build at least two solid projects that implement all the above. Two sold projects are better than vague 10 random projects.

I got this from Hannian Post

Thank you senior dev.

Caracarn:
merison200

One of the most important skills you need to develop as a software developer or techie in general is the ability to independently search for the resources and information you need on the internet (Google). As a developer on the job you will encounter problems beyond anything you will learn through courses or tutorials. So you need to start now to learn how to use Google very well.

Here's a video on the Java full-stack developer roadmap. You just need to watch from the start to about 2:25 for the roadmap, the rest is mostly adverts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ba8t0iBQvRQ

Also I would advise you to follow FreeCodeCamp. Their website and Youtube channel are filled with lots of learning materials and videos related to Java and Full-stack development. Pick one video watch and practice to the end before going to the next. This will help you avoid overwhelming yourself.

Here's one video for Java Spring Boot:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rNk7m_zlAg

As you are learning it is important to build projects and host them. Find tutorial videos where they build projects and follow along. Find out how to host your projects using free hosting sites like Netlify, Vercel, Render etc.

Good Luck!

Thank you.