I'm thinking of starting with java development to build a good project in java stack (hoping it might land me a better job that I currently have (fresher here), even though I have very less hope). I am very aware with nodejs development stack and am very comfortable with it too.

Unfortunately java is coming off as very tricky to understand. I have used java for leetcode and also understand basic oops programing but I just can't understand how to start with development. There's too many things, maven, springboot etc. I watched a video for building first rest API using Java and it just left me even more overwhelmed.

Anybody can guide a good resource, youtube or anything that could help understand java dev step by step and not leave me overwhelmed every single time. I remember nodejs was extremely easy to understand compared to java.

Please help. Thanks!

Hey everyone! I’m currently on the lookout for the best and most comprehensive Java course on Udemy. I’ve tried the MOOC.fi Java course, which was great, but I’ve realized that I’m more of a visual and audio learner. So, I think Udemy courses would be a better fit for my learning style.

Does anyone have any recommendations for top-tier Udemy Java courses that cover everything in-depth? I’m looking for something that explains concepts well, has clear video and audio content, and ideally, includes practical exercises and projects.

Thanks in advance for your suggestions!