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This document outlines a Java developer roadmap covering the essential skills needed including: 1) Mastering core Java concepts like OOP, collections framework, Java 8 features. 2) Learning advanced topics like design patterns, concurrency, and best practices. 3) Becoming proficient with IDEs such as IntelliJ and Eclipse. 4) Using build tools like Maven and Gradle. 5) Gaining experience with databases, servers, frameworks and libraries. 6) Emphasis on continuous learning and practice to improve Java skills.

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Java Developer

This document outlines a Java developer roadmap covering the essential skills needed including: 1) Mastering core Java concepts like OOP, collections framework, Java 8 features. 2) Learning advanced topics like design patterns, concurrency, and best practices. 3) Becoming proficient with IDEs such as IntelliJ and Eclipse. 4) Using build tools like Maven and Gradle. 5) Gaining experience with databases, servers, frameworks and libraries. 6) Emphasis on continuous learning and practice to improve Java skills.

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Java developer:

Java roadmap:

Front-End Development

These tools and skills are the foundations upon which you will build the rest of your
Java developer roadmap. You should master these fundamental web development
tools:

 CSS

 HTML

 JavaScript

 TypeScript
You then need to familiarize yourself with Integrated Development Environments (IDE):

 Sublime Text 3

 Visual Studio Code IDE

And, of course, since you’re focusing on front-end development, you need to know
front-end frameworks like:

 Angular

 React

 VueJS

Finally, you should become familiar with User Interface (UI) libraries like Bootstrap CSS
and Material UI.

Back-End Development

For starters, you obviously need to master Core Java, including Java 8 features, also
known as Java functional programming.

Speaking of Java, back-end developers also need to learn Java build tools like:

 Gradle

 Maven

Like the front-end technology, back-end development has its IDEs:

 Eclipse IDE

 Intellij IDEA

 Spring Tool Suite

Back-end developers need to work with different databases, so they should become


familiar with No SQL and relational databases like:

No SQL databases

 Apache Cassandra

 MongoDB
 RavenDB

 Redis

Relational databases

 MS-SQL Server

 MySQL

 Oracle

 PostgreSQL

 SQL Server

Cloud databases

 CosmosDB

 DynamoDB

Other necessary back-end technologies include:

Build DAO/Repository Layers

 JPA/Hibernate

 Spring Data JPA

Build REST APIs in Java

 Jersey REST Framework

 RestEasy Framework

 Spring Boot

Secure REST APIs using Spring Security

 Authentication

 JWT

 Role-based authorization

Learn all from Javaguides website:


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1) Core Java 

In this particular Java Developer roadmap, the first thing you need to learn
is Core Java. So in the core java, you need to learn the following major topics:
 Data Types and Variables
 Features and Architecture
 Operator and Expressions
 String Class
 Conditional Statements and Loops
 OOPs Concept in Depth
 Multithreading
 JAVA IO Streams
 Collection Framework
 Java 8

2) Advanced Java

After learning Core Java you need to learn the Advanced Java concepts. In this
particular Advanced Java, you need to learn the following topics
 Design Pattern
 JVM
 Threads
 Servlet  and  JSP
 Concurrent Programming
 Garbage Collection
 Best Practice and Code Structure
In Advanced Java, you don’t need to learn everything in detail but you just be
aware of all the above things and how those are working. And whenever you
are working on these particular things you can read about them and you can
implement them in your project. 

3) IDE’s

Once you are well versed with the core and advanced java you should be able
to code java applications. So for that, you should know any of the following
IDE’s 
 IntelliJ IDEA
 Eclipse
 Spring Tool Suite
 VS Code
You must be aware of the different shortcuts for your IDE whichever you are
preferring so that it will optimize your workflow and increase your productivity
for developing applications. 

4) Build Tools

Now all your java code should be built. So for building your Java project you
must be aware of the different build tools. Some of the amazing tools that you
can use for building your Java project are:
 Maven
 Gradle
 Ant

5) Servers

Once you have created your web application it’s time to deploy it. So you will be
deploying your web application on the server so you must be aware of at
least one server that you can work with. Tomcat is the most widely used
server. Apart from that JBOSS is also used in many places. 
 Tomcat
 Weblogic
 JBOSS
 WebSphere
 Jetty

6) Database

Database plays an integral role in creating a Java application as storing data is


a crucial aspect. So if you work in any organization you have to work
with databases. You have to write the queries to execute different operations
on a database. So some of the topics that you need to learn are:
 SQL
 ACID
 Joins
 Indexes
 Constraints
 Advanced SQL
 Procedures
 Packages
 Functions
 DBA
 NoSQL
 MongoDB
 ORM (Object-Relational Mapping)Framework
 JPA (Java Persistence API)
 Hibernate
 iBatis
 Spring Data JPA

7) Testing

Testing is a very important phase during your development journey. So you


must be aware of how to test your Java application to minimize error and
maximize efficiency. 
 Unit Testing
 Integration Testing
 Debugging Code (Must know)
 Junit
 Mockito

8) Logging

There are different logging libraries are available in Java. So whenever you


create the Java application you should log your errors or files to get information
about what’s happening in the system. You must be aware of any of the
following Logging libraries
 Log4j
 Log4j2
 Log-back

9) Frameworks

There are a lot of different frameworks are available in Java. These


frameworks foster easy debugging, extensive code reusability, improved code
efficiency, and reduce the overall development time. So mentioned below are
some of the Java Frameworks that you can learn:
 Spring
 Spring Boot
 Hibernate
 JSF
 GWT
 Micronaut
These 10 Most Popular Java Frameworks That You Must Try   tells about some
popular frameworks you can use in your projects.

10) Keep Practicing 

“Practice makes a man perfect” this phrase manifests the importance of


continuous practice and learning. So keep learning, practicing, and stay
updated.

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