I don’t think you should consider spring data jpa as some db technology. It’s actually a library which helps you use a DB( rdbms mostly ) via java code in a very familiar manner. Also it gives a great abstraction so that you don’t have to worry about any specific rdbms vendor like oracle or MySQL or Postgres etc. If your java application is making use of these rdbms then spring data Jpa is a great library to learn, it will make you life easy. 
 Talking about DB technologies, you should explore NoSql databases as well , like mongoDb, AWS dynamoDb etc. you should learn about data warehousing and data lakes as well. Get yourself familiar with different types of databases like column based, vector based etc .

Thanks man! would research on the above provided references.

Software Developer

Software Engineer

Should I learn Sprig Data JPA? Is this still relevant? What are the latest DB technologies I should learn as a Software Developer?

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Spring Data JPA, still relevant?- Grapevine

I’m currently an SDE3 at 7 YOE with majority of it in Node.js/Typescript. Was applying out but got outright rejected at few companies due to no prior Java experience. 
Have a verbal acceptance from a company in Java, should I be prioritising that over others to learn the stack for future?

How important is Java for senior backend engineers?

For the past 1.5 yrs, I have been working for a legacy product and hence didn't learn any new technologies. This job was right out of college and hence I didn't pick this. Entire takeaway from 1.5 yrs was 
1.  Simple Java(version 8) code (no frameworks)
2. SVN for version control
3. Dealt with millions of lines of code and hundreds of services in one single file. 

No new technologies, no cloud, no databases. 

But I am very confident and fluent in Data Structures and Algorithms ( Masters in Theory CS from top IIT). What shall I learn next to keep up with the IT industry? I don't have any particular interest towards say DevOps, BigData. I just like to solve problems.  Please advice.

Want to upgrade myself

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I am currently working in Accenture as a backend developer. Do you think its wise to change the technology at this moment. I have around 3 years of experience. And i am not getting any learning opportunities in my current company. 

Also what is the roadmap to learning Data Science?

How should I change my technology from Java to Data Science

I'm a 2nd year student. Teaching myself native iOS app development + algorithmic problem solving + core CS subjects. Now I have exactly 6 months left before the summer internship cycle starts. Turns out there aren't many iOS focused internships out there and I would very much like to future proof my intern prospects. 
What do you ,experienced folks, suggest I learn so that I can not only make decent projects but also contribute and learn while interning. 
Right now I'm inclined towards learning 
Backend development in Java+Spring Boot.
If you have any other suggestions, kindly send them my way. 
Also to the folks who work with Java/Spring Boot, what level of complexity of projects would be the bare minimum to leave a good impression? 
Yes, I'm simultaneously working on my algorithmic problem solving skills as well :)
-chonky05

What to learn? : Sophomore Edition

I had this idea in mind, that many of us either want to learn something new or create our own product but we either don't have the time or consistency to learn or no time to build huge products alone.

So I'm proposing this, why don't we software Engineers of all experience levels come together and build communities where if someone wants to learn SpringBoot Backend or React Frontend or whatever the stack is, they come along and start working on a product and learn along the way.

To help them, experienced software Engineers come along and if they want they work on it and help the people and guide them with the best practices.

In the case of experienced folks, let's say they decide on several products and we divide the teams based on the expertise and start working on them.

What do we get in return?

Better networking, experience and maybe a few good startups which are built by
us, and they succeed at a product level.


Who is this for?

Anyone who wants to mentor, learn or want to build a product but they don't have people to do that.

Who all are invited?

Senior Engineers, Tech Leads, Engineering Managers, Product Managers, Director of Engineering, CTOs and others. Sr folks to help the community.

Let's say we decide on 5 products, make a roadmap on how we want to work and within a year we release these products in the market and maybe maybe we get to work on our own company rather than from others.

if not, then also good karma and networking will be done which will be helpful for this tough time ahead of us.

Today's Junior engineers will be Senior engineers of tomorrow.  Today's Senior engineers will be a great part of management of tomorrow.

Let's build real software and change the way we learn things and do great engineering and learn a lot and earn from the products as well.

Thanks 🙏🏻

For the engineers, by the engineers.

Hello everyone,

It's been a while for me to work upon the JAX-RS Rest Web services implementations in a project at the current org. I know Spring boot also, but don't have the industrial experience on it. Do frameworks become hurdles, while switching to another firm, to an extent of not even getting shortlisted for interview/OA?

Relating it with other languages, like python, I know that companies are willing to take up risk if one has experience in any one of the popular fw like django, flask etc. But what about the less known/heard frameworks?

Backend Frameworks | Java

Tech stack - Java, DSA, AWS, spring boot, micro service, Kafka, Cassandra, MySQL, ELK.

How much CTC can I expect at 10year of experience?

Tech Lead

Having two questions. Preparing for sde2 roles, 3.5 yoe.

1. Do I need to also implement rest apis or jpa or etc, apart from writing code? In case yes, then should I need to pratice spring or springboot here?

2. Should I have to always think solution with some design pattern implementation, or not needed?

Preparation for Machine Coding/LLD

Which technology to learn for less competition and high pay?

Mern stack and Java spring boot are over saturated fields

Frontend Engineer

Please answer??? In terms of pay, future scope etc

Swe Backend vs Data engineering (serious)

Hello community,

This post is for getting guidance/opinion on the role switch from support role to development role. I really need help from fellow colleagues and exp professionals to proceed further.

So, I had 2.5 years of experience in SAP domain and recently I have switched internally (within the org) to the software engineering team that has complete back end work to do for a foreign client. Tech-stack is Java 17, Eclipse Jersey, MySQL, MongoDB, Azure Cloud and some other technologies too.

Parallelly I have been a part of an online platform for software engineering courses (eg. Bosscoder etc), where I learnt DSA, spring boot, HTML, CSS and JavaScript with React framework. The front end engg. part is not covered yet, but a part of the curriculum.

Now my doubt is, I am planning to work for some months here and in my resume, stretch the starting time of the SWE role,  to shadow down the SAP experience. Like 4-5 months experience shown as a year or so. Tell me if it can be a good strategy to reduce barriers of not having experience to join SDE roles in prod-based MNCs. (I know, that I will have to showcase deserving skills, based on experience, in the next company to get an offer, but still!)

Secondly, can the backend framework (Jersey) become a barrier to the job switch to java spring boot roles. Some people told me that experience matters and not the frameworks. I need ur opinions.

Lastly, I am recruited as a Senior software engineer, I will have to prove my worth not just to other companies, but  internally within the team. How can I learn more in less time, to equalise the skills with the job role, not 100% but even 60-70% would work. Where to start, what to take care?!

Job Switch: Seeking help

I will be using a scale of 10 for better quantification. 


Python : 7/10
SQL: 7/10
PowerBI: 9/10
ML(Pandas): 6/10
PLSQL: 6/10
Advanced Excel: 8/10
Azure Databricks + DataFactory : Started learning
Apache Spark: Started learning
Communication skills: 9/10

Prior Work Ex: 1.8yrs as a PLSQL developer (started off as a fresher) + one SAP internship of 4months + one Data analyst internship of 1 month

Aspiration : Data Engineering Role

1. Is the above techstack enough to get me a good data engineering role? Will I be able to clear the technical rounds at companies like accenture, IBM etc with this profile? I have heard the barrier to entry for data engineering is higher than that of data analyst.

2. Do I need to learn DSA?

3. What salary range do I fall in with this profile? 


I seek your honest answer. I feel lost. 

Also, should I focus more on improving my cloud skills or shall I be more competent with my python skills? Which one would pay me off in a better sense financially? I certainly can not focus on all the tools at once.

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Data engineer

Experience: 4 to 9 Years  
Location: Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune  

Job Description:
We're seeking a skilled Java Developer with expertise in Core Java and J2EE. The ideal candidate will have experience building MVC-based web applications using JSP/Struts, and hands-on experience with OOPS concepts, Hibernate, Spring 3.x, Spring Boot, and Microservices.

Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and maintain Java applications.
- Build MVC-based web applications using JSP/Struts.
- Implement OOPS concepts, Hibernate, Spring framework.
- Deploy Spring Boot in Microservices.
- Work with application servers like Tomcat and WebLogic.
- Develop Restful and web services.

Primary Skills:
- Java
- Spring Boot
- Microservices

Secondary Skills:
- HTML
- Good Communication Skills
- Good Analytical Skills

Join our team and advance your career in a dynamic and collaborative environment! 🌟

📧 Apply: Send resume to tyrmx500@gmail.com 
 
Know someone perfect for this role? Tag them below! 👇

#JavaDeveloper #SpringBoot #Microservices #J2EE #BangaloreJobs #HyderabadJobs #PuneJobs #TechJobs

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I had joined my current company as fresher and they assigned me into data management project just last year following a year of bench. Now I am considering to switch company as a java backend developer. How should I proceed? How to handle interviews as I haven't worked in java development before? Any advice will be valuable. Thanks in advance.

How to switch data management(2 YOE overall) to Java Backend Development in a new company?

Hey all,

I am currently working in the automation testing team at TCS as a fresher. Previously, I have experience with C++ (Data Structures and Algorithms) and Python (Django). I am now looking to transition into a full stack developer role but am a bit confused about which tech stack to choose.

Being in this industry for so long, what would be your advice on which tech stack offers better opportunities, competitive salaries, and remote work options?

Thank you for your time and guidance.

MERN Vs Java full stack

I am java backend developer with 1.5 years of experience.i am looking for a niche line which will get me big packages in near future. Should I go for learning front end technologies such as react/angular or should I focus on dsa concepts?

Need help in a career transition from consultant to a Java backend developer 

I have good understanding when it comes to:Java 8 , hibernate, spring and spring springboot, microservices.

Pointing towards Any opportunities would help.

Need help in a career transition from consultant to a Java backend developer

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Is Informatica and Tableu relevant in Market? Should I learn it? If not what can I learn in this sector.

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Hi guys, I am currently working in a SAAS startup as a backend Engineer. Tech stack: MERN, AWS, little bit of GenAI now.

I know most big companies use Java springboot for their backend, so I'm thinking to learn it is I want to switch later. Or should I go for golang as it's becoming very hot in recent times. Or should I continue with NodeJS? Let me know your suggestion.

I have worked on little front end development as well.

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