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[sumaiyakhatun29]

On 250 degrees right away, because then you will simply burn it out. The same thing here. I completed the quest in 2-3 months, after which I began to study all the goodies that employers need so much (Spring, Hibernate, Tomcat, etc.). By the way, I read the book "Spring 5 for professionals". There is a sea of ​​information there: sometimes, of course, it is difficult to perceive, but in general everything is chewed up, even YouTube did not explain Spring to me better than this book.


I also advise you to look at the Spring framework website, there are bosnia and herzegovina whatsapp number database tutorials there, they are very good, but in English. The most difficult topics in training for me were buffers, working with files and bitwise records, but they are rarely used and in 99% they are needed for development. The difficulties were more in the constant recursion, I just got confused, but that's what learning is for: you do something wrong, then you learn how to do it right, you understand why it is so and you stop making mistakes in such places.


After all, you can never learn without doing.“You don’t have to be a genius to find yourself in IT”I started looking for a job at level 28, but quickly realized that my knowledge was insufficient. Then I took a break and in May, when I had already completed the quest and read about frameworks, I started looking again. I think I had at least 10 interviews before I was hired.