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Spring Framework Beginner to Guru (John Thompson)

Udemy

2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2020–2021 · score 1.9

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A Udemy course by John Thompson (Spring Guru) that takes learners from the basics of the Spring Framework for Java to more advanced production-oriented topics. Commenters say it covers integration with git, CircleCI and Docker, and higher-level material.

Commenters call it intensive and closer to a real production environment than beginner courses, and suggest it for learners who already know the base concepts.

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20202021

On Reddit (3)

  1. RecommendsaSwanson96r/learnprogramming2021in “Is there a book or online course for learning backend dev?”▲ 1

    I was a front end dev until the start of this year when I switched roles. Les Jackson on youtube helped make C# ASP .NET so clear and easy to me with his 3 hour + video on creating a project. John Thompson 'Spring Guru' also has a fantastic course on the Java spring framework which is very…

  2. RecommendsMitchhhhhhr/programming2020in “University of Helsinki offers a world class course on modern full stack development for free”▲ 1

    Chad is a lot more engaging and his course is more structured, but it teaches more basic stuff. John Thompson's course can be a bit confusing at times as you move back and forth between projects, but it teaches stuff much closer to an actual production environment (integration with git, circleci…

  3. Mentions0xShamir/learnprogramming2018in “Udemy course for Java & Spring? I want to change careers from Front End to Backend”

    I'd recommend * Spring Framework Masterclass - It's a paid course, but worth every last penny. The instructor, Tim Buchalka, introduces every concept so eloquently. * Spring Framework 5 - another excellent in-depth course, but not free. What I loved about this course is that it covers topics like…

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