In the process, you will understand even more

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Rewrite the code for this framework, then add the following lines to the resume: Sql, Hibernate, JDBC, JPA and Maven/Gragle (most likely the first, because all the examples are on it) without which you will not be able to move on (but here for now at the moment of connecting dependencies). And also GIT! Be sure to take courses) understand it at least at a simple level, and it will be convenient to work with) you will understand what commits are, change history and more.


Well, and your first conscious project can appear on your github. bolivia whatsapp fan Add Git to the resume After that, start moving on to the essence of web development. I would still recommend starting with Servlets, with an understanding of the principles of REST architecture (it's not difficult), in the process of this I would write (and of course I wrote, and not just one) a simple application that uses servlets to perform CRUD operations with a database.


Deeply how everything works and twitches, how data is transferred to the client, in what form (JSON, for example), learn to receive it and give it back to the client. After that, add Servlets, JSON and maybe a couple more related technologies to your resume. Now you are fully armed and can move on to Spring (start with Spring Core, Spring Data).