I really like your content, but since I'm almost always driving on the road, I wish that you would zoom in to the part you're explaining as it is impossible to read on a mobile phone. This true for most software related content on UA-cam
Spring honestly needs it’s own roadmap. Spring is just way too large. Things like Spring Cloud, Spring Security, and Spring Data are essential in today’s environment.
Thanks I needed this! Im a 40 yo programmer now getting back in to the Java scene. Learned it in school in 1998 :) Been a C# dev for 17 years so Java language is super easy. You corrected yourself from saying that joining from 1 or more tables to 2 or more tables. But you were also right in the first instance. You can actually self join a table. Love your content!!
Nice video! In my opinion, it would be nice to have asynchronous / reactive programming in Java included inside the roadmap. Maybe you mean such staff as a concurrency. Such things become more popular nowadays it seems.
Whasssup. I think that this roadmap is very consistent but stuffs like Jakarta EE : Servlet/JSP, JSF, EJB etc and Swing along with JavaFX should be also considered. Mastering them could make the difference. 😁
Great overview and very useful. I would perhaps add intelliJ or eclipse, since it makes sense to spend some time and energy on learning the tips and tricks of one's SDK.
I've been coding since 2016 but with JavaScript mostly and yes, I too don't have a CS degree 😂 In my recent job, I am working with Java knowing the bare essentials. This is going to really helpful. Jazakallah!
I would say that mastering java also means mastering its APIs, think stream API, collections API, function API and string API for exemple great video I would say as always, this is by far my favorite java youtube channel
I dont know how your video came across, i was running to learn java i prayed too for it, SO ALmighty Allah bring up this video. i loved this specially a road map what i was looking sure i will be the most active subscriber
Best java roadmap have ever came across..But maybe you could have emphasized more on topics like Spring Mvc, view templates,Spring Security,Web services and Apis/Micro-services,Splunk and CI/CD..But still its the best..Thank you
What a video. There are many resources of programming languages. However, most of them focus mainly on branch core of your roadmap. Having a basic knowledge of branch core in your roadmap, I can easily learn another programming language but I can't completely understand the technology behind the programming languages. Thank you, this video helps me a lot. Hope I can see more roadmap of other languages like this!!!!!
Nice overview. I went through a bootcamp this year and we covered a large amount of this map. Of course you don't master this in a bootcamp, but I know what to focus on. You also added some things we did not cover like Kubernetes, so I know what else I need to learn.
the issues for people that get started is usually lack of practice, exercise and sharpneing problem solving/computational thinking.. that's the key. other than that it's just tools. if this path for other programmer then it's make sense
I've been a C++ developer for 25 years but I'm having difficulty learning Java, even the basics. Even with my experience it's hard to learn, and not helped by the crappy IDEs like Eclipse. It's tough.
Great! Could we have it in order of sequence in a pdf format? Moreover I didn't see anything on Data Structures & Algorithms. All the same that was a great overview & we are really grateful for your support.
If you want to learn it bad enough you can learn everything for programming on youtube. Then you will not have debt and I think for most jobs they should sponsor youtube videos. It could be virtual classes and when you get done with everything you submit on github and then you can get hired based on your actual work instead of grades which is realistic to how the real world works.
Its actually kind crazy how someone can layout the path as well provide the resources to become a Jr. Java developer, and some wil people still prefer to go to a university. I have referred so many people to your videos but they never stick with it, and the my University course only covers about 3/4 of what is on here. (Most of your youtube videos go into a lot more detail as well)
Having the degree sets you apart from those who haven't got one, employers still care about this only as a requirement to get to the interview stage, so to me it is still valuable, especially with Java.
These videos are really helpful, I watch them with my friends on Voicely whenever we practice coding. We all agree that we learned more from UA-cam videos than from school lol
Nice Roadmad 😁, it's something that you need to get your head around for to master java. By the way, what it's the tool for building this kinds of diagrams?
could you make a similar video to this one explaining how the structure of java works instead of how to learn java? i find myself lost when it comes to static public private protected and the 500 other small words, thank you
tbh i wish i saw this before getting stuck in tutorial hell in my first and second year of school. School doesnt teach you how to do anything useful with everything you've learned so youre pretty much on your own.
Please create a course on maven, and also add some videos on basic understanding of gradle to let us know the difference. Gradle related content is not available much so it would be appreciated if you create a detailed video on it.
There are many comments so someone has already mentioned what i'm going to say. You could add JDK features between version, desktop UI fior a master Java developer
I don’t know if this is a good question, but what do you need to know before applying for jobs? What is sufficient enough to know about Java to get an entry level job?
I remember i did a research last week on should I learn spring before java ee, and the most repeated answer I saw is, yes because spring framework based on java ee concepts. So I want to ask you because you didn't include it in the road map, is it necessary to know about java ee in order to work or understand spring or spring boot ? Sorry for the silly question.
Hello Nelson, this video was really useful thanks alot. I'm however requesting if you can make another tutorial on Operational Audit using Java and SpringBoot.
Hi Nelson, I really like your video content and presentation. Can you please recommend the tools you use to create programming videos just like yours. Thank you!
Sup folks,
Download roadmap here: amigoscode.com/blog/247598/java-roadmap
See you soon
I really like your content, but since I'm almost always driving on the road, I wish that you would zoom in to the part you're explaining as it is impossible to read on a mobile phone. This true for most software related content on UA-cam
please bro can you talk more the java developer road map and what we should learn when we want to combine java and devops
What about Xamarin Please, when are you dropping a road map?
Awesome !
Hi, is it possible for us to download the roadmap link ? The link provided redirects to main page.
Spring honestly needs it’s own roadmap. Spring is just way too large. Things like Spring Cloud, Spring Security, and Spring Data are essential in today’s environment.
It's like saying variables need a framework, it's so large! There's strings, characters, integers and even booleans!
@@zr60 data types or other Basic stuff doesn’t need hours to grasp, so I agree with @tobialexander1346
A tutorial on maven would be great!!
Please check if this helps ua-cam.com/video/kEsNhPYyoyM/v-deo.html
Can we have a Roadmap for Spring Boot Framework ?
Good idea
@@amigoscode we will love it
That will be great
@@amigoscode Yeah, I have the basics of spring-boot, spring mvc and jpa but I would like to take it further
please
Thanks I needed this! Im a 40 yo programmer now getting back in to the Java scene. Learned it in school in 1998 :) Been a C# dev for 17 years so Java language is super easy. You corrected yourself from saying that joining from 1 or more tables to 2 or more tables. But you were also right in the first instance. You can actually self join a table. Love your content!!
Bruh , have u used DEV cpp for coding?
Nelson, you're making a wonderful job for our community. Thanks and best wishes from Brazil.
Poxa, ele não respondeu!
hey, he didn't even answer
EXACTLY the video i needed, peace be with you and blessing brother.
A tutorial on maven would be great!! 🙏👍
Yes.
Thank you so much for the effort you make to help complete strangers. You're the perfect teacher. "Live long and prosper"
Nice video! In my opinion, it would be nice to have asynchronous / reactive programming in Java included inside the roadmap. Maybe you mean such staff as a concurrency. Such things become more popular nowadays it seems.
Whasssup.
I think that this roadmap is very consistent but stuffs like Jakarta EE : Servlet/JSP, JSF, EJB etc and Swing along with JavaFX should be also considered.
Mastering them could make the difference. 😁
Great overview and very useful.
I would perhaps add intelliJ or eclipse, since it makes sense to spend some time and energy on learning the tips and tricks of one's SDK.
For my first ever Java job I need to know all of this? Thought I was getting close, but I've got a lot of stuff here to learn.
I'll be back here in a few years to share my success after following this Roadmap!
I've been coding since 2016 but with JavaScript mostly and yes, I too don't have a CS degree 😂
In my recent job, I am working with Java knowing the bare essentials. This is going to really helpful. Jazakallah!
Thanks, friend! Liked your Postgresql course, would love to see the Maven one!
I would say that mastering java also means mastering its APIs, think stream API, collections API, function API and string API for exemple
great video I would say as always, this is by far my favorite java youtube channel
I dont know how your video came across, i was running to learn java i prayed too for it, SO ALmighty Allah bring up this video. i loved this specially a road map what i was looking sure i will be the most active subscriber
Best java roadmap have ever came across..But maybe you could have emphasized more on topics like Spring Mvc, view templates,Spring Security,Web services and Apis/Micro-services,Splunk and CI/CD..But still its the best..Thank you
What a video. There are many resources of programming languages. However, most of them focus mainly on branch core of your roadmap. Having a basic knowledge of branch core in your roadmap, I can easily learn another programming language but I can't completely understand the technology behind the programming languages. Thank you, this video helps me a lot. Hope I can see more roadmap of other languages like this!!!!!
First of all... THANK YOU for this roadmap, I´m starting with Java and this RM it lighted me up, so you won one more subscriber
Thx Nelson Brother ! U r super we need more Java things !! Masha Allah i just understand Core ☺️ Once again thx alot 💕
Assalamu Aleykum from Tashkent brother, thank you for this roadmap, it will be really useful and time saving for beginners and not only them))
W alayk salam, may Allah give you baraka and your family, brother
Jazaka'Allah brother, if you could link your courses within the map it will be perfect!
I love that you made this exactly when I needed it. lol. Thank you!
Maven is needed!! And also if you can make Gradle video, it will also be super cool 🥰
May Allah bless you, brother
Your little brother : Moamen from Egypt 🙂
It's my first time to visit your channel
Jazak allahukollakhair
Started learning java yesterday, this was timely
Thank you so much, you are one of the best Java teachers on the internet, I enjoy learning from you.
The core stuff is really important and surprisingly a lot of developers don't fully understand it
What a wonderfull video. I am working as a backend developer and this is good for getting to know what is important. Thank you!
Nice overview. I went through a bootcamp this year and we covered a large amount of this map. Of course you don't master this in a bootcamp, but I know what to focus on. You also added some things we did not cover like Kubernetes, so I know what else I need to learn.
Wow this is legendary. Thank you for posting this, now I have a goal to work towards.
Thank you for the video. Please can you through more light on why JDCB is preferred to ORM in complex applications?
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Commenting for better engagement.
A best practices programming Java video would be nice. Thanks for your job!
man jazak Allah khairan (may Allah reward you) for all your works.
Hey Amigoscode! This here is some good stuff. Thanks a lot brother. Keep it up.
I will be honest a Maven tutorial by this guy would be bussin bussin
thanks just finished your beginners tutorial and was stuck on what to do next
My first Java video. I think I chose the right one.
Oyalaikumus-Salam!!! Much Love from BANGLADESH!!!
May Allah Grant You Al Jannah Al Firdhause My Brother😢💚🙌 You are perfect with Us🤝
@Amigoscode. I am a huge fan of your coding tutorials. A tutorial on Maven and Apache STORM using Java would be absolutely amazing. Please
Yes, I also want to know What is Maven and how it works. Kindly give a tutorial on Maven. Thanks Bro JazakAllah
the issues for people that get started is usually lack of practice, exercise and sharpneing problem solving/computational thinking.. that's the key. other than that it's just tools. if this path for other programmer then it's make sense
I've been a C++ developer for 25 years but I'm having difficulty learning Java, even the basics. Even with my experience it's hard to learn, and not helped by the crappy IDEs like Eclipse. It's tough.
Great! Could we have it in order of sequence in a pdf format?
Moreover I didn't see anything on Data Structures & Algorithms.
All the same that was a great overview & we are really grateful for your support.
Awesome! Java is the lingua Franca of the World Wide Web.
nice job man,
can I ask the name of service you use to generate this kind of visualization for the roadmap please?
Nelson, thanks for this video - I've been waiting for it for some time now. It's just a great overview!
I think a course on Maven + Jenkins , running Flyway commands with maven via Jenkins will attract a lot of people. It's a sort after topic
If you want to learn it bad enough you can learn everything for programming on youtube. Then you will not have debt and I think for most jobs they should sponsor youtube videos. It could be virtual classes and when you get done with everything you submit on github and then you can get hired based on your actual work instead of grades which is realistic to how the real world works.
Its actually kind crazy how someone can layout the path as well provide the resources to become a Jr. Java developer, and some wil people still prefer to go to a university. I have referred so many people to your videos but they never stick with it, and the my University course only covers about 3/4 of what is on here. (Most of your youtube videos go into a lot more detail as well)
Having the degree sets you apart from those who haven't got one, employers still care about this only as a requirement to get to the interview stage, so to me it is still valuable, especially with Java.
WaaS, what a comprehensive roadmap. Thanks!
These videos are really helpful, I watch them with my friends on Voicely whenever we practice coding. We all agree that we learned more from UA-cam videos than from school lol
thanks for the video I'm really struggling with java and i didn't know how or where to start my learning properly.
Walekum Assalam Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuhu brother
Love from India 🇮🇳
Love it, hope your channel grows!
Great video Nelson!!! Regards from El Salvador broo!!!
I would like a vídeo about Github actions. Greets from El Salvador.
m.ua-cam.com/video/3fUbBnN_H2c/v-deo.html
Can you make java collection tutorial. your tutorials are very easy to understand.
Nice Roadmad 😁, it's something that you need to get your head around for to master java.
By the way, what it's the tool for building this kinds of diagrams?
It's written in the corner:
"Coggle"
coggle
Your cam is dope. Great quality
could you make a similar video to this one explaining how the structure of java works instead of how to learn java? i find myself lost when it comes to static public private protected and the 500 other small words, thank you
oya alaikumussalam oya rohmatollah.
Thanks a lot for the video.
Jazakahllahu khoir
Let do Maven - i am waiting for that! thanks all your effort
مشكور يا غالي على التوضيح المرتب الله يعطيك الف الف عافية كل الاحترام
holy shhiii so awesome!!! gives a clear picture.
thanks Amigoscode
tbh i wish i saw this before getting stuck in tutorial hell in my first and second year of school. School doesnt teach you how to do anything useful with everything you've learned so youre pretty much on your own.
Wa alaikumi salam, brother! Great content!
What's that road map made with? Looks amazing!!!
What is the best order to learn them?
A tutorial on a framework like JCommander or AirLine to read arguments from the command line would be of interest.
thx dude ! im learning java in openbootcamp , ur video is really helpful to java undersanding ...
By accident I found your channel I gotta confess that I'm lucky. ❤
Please create a course on maven, and also add some videos on basic understanding of gradle to let us know the difference. Gradle related content is not available much so it would be appreciated if you create a detailed video on it.
Como leí "amigos" en el nombre del canal pensé que sería un vídeo en español. Luckily, I also know English. Great vid! tysm
Just found your channel, GREAT stuff! Subscribed.
Excellent. Thanks alot. Love roadmaps.
Wish there was a video for C++ Mastering that would be really helpful
Edit: Very good video tho
Testing course? Sweeet! Thank you.
Keep it up! Love from France!
There are many comments so someone has already mentioned what i'm going to say. You could add JDK features between version, desktop UI fior a master Java developer
With regards to frameworks, I think it's important to mention Micronaut.
Thank you this will help me so much in my journey of learning java
A tutorial on spring boot for beginners using gradle would be great...
I started learning Java and python pray for me that I accomplish my goal.
My opinion do java first, because syntaxes in more complicated, than python. If u know java, then python will be easier
Thanks for the video, best regards from Norway. Subbed.
Loved your clean way to visualise the Java ❣️.
Quick question, in what category networks, encryption and keys falls?
I love how you start with Assalamu Alaikum
❤❤❤❤thank you I just learnt Java 😢
I don’t know if this is a good question, but what do you need to know before applying for jobs? What is sufficient enough to know about Java to get an entry level job?
I remember i did a research last week on should I learn spring before java ee, and the most repeated answer I saw is, yes because spring framework based on java ee concepts.
So I want to ask you because you didn't include it in the road map, is it necessary to know about java ee in order to work or understand spring or spring boot ?
Sorry for the silly question.
Thanks for the video, what was the mind mapping software used? It's really cool.
Waalaikummussaalam, May Allah bless your efforts
Can you do a tutorial on microservices architecture using spring boot framework?
Consider using "version control software" in pace of git in the chart. For me I started using svn then git and now hg.
Hello Nelson, this video was really useful thanks alot. I'm however requesting if you can make another tutorial on Operational Audit using Java and SpringBoot.
vaaleikum selam va rahmatullahu va barakatuh, May Allah give you barakah to your job insha Allah :)
Hi Nelson, I really like your video content and presentation. Can you please recommend the tools you use to create programming videos just like yours. Thank you!
nice video. somebody knows which tool did he use for desing that roadmap?
Bro thank you for this video.This is exactly what I was looking for