What should I learn after Core Java?

Question

After java what is the most relevant things which I should know .

Answer 1

Congratulations for learning Core Java. Before answering, i want to ask, do you really think you have learnt enough of it ? (you don’t need to learn all of it, It will come eventually to you). If the answer is yes, then read the rest.

After completing Core Java, you have two choices -

Delve deeper into Java Ecosystem OR
Go and learn some other language.
Let’s analyse both the possibilities one by one.

If you want to Delve deeper into Java Ecosystem then start moving towards Java frameworks like Spring (Don’t go for Struts). Frameworks already have the best practices and design patterns incorporated in them, they have pre-implemented solutions of already encountered problems. Also they are opinionated and have sensible defaults in place. In Parallel learn a project management system like Maven and ORM like Hibernate. While learning Spring you will be using JAVA EE.

If you want to learn some other language then go for JavaScript. Go through this to have an idea why i am recommending that. After you are done with JavaScript, shift to Js Frameworks like AngularJs or ReactJs (personal favourite)

Don’t get overwhelmed by all this , just pick and choose. Learn at your own pace. Whatever you do, just be consistent with it.

Now comes the question, which of the above two you should choose. Your question doesn’t have any information about your interests or your profession. If you are a student or a guy trying to learn something by yourself then go for option 2. If you are a professional already working in Java, go for Option 1.

Answer 2

PIYUSH KUMAR 🤣Cheenu😉 Read these posts

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Answer 3

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