I recently started getting back into learning Java because I realized I need a job (Senior in HS) and I wanted to be qualified to get a Junior Software Developer role at least by the end of the summer. I would REALLY recommend Tim Bulchaka’s Java Udemy course, as personally I’ve been able to learn the language well through the course, along with what it has to offer. However, I did some research of my own and the section on JavaFX (what would be even more closely associated with what you want to do) is somewhat, if not near completely, outdated since JavaFX, though powerful is some aspects, is not nearly as used in the current job landscape as other client-side languages. What are the alternatives? I still don’t know myself. And I need to find out soon since im only a few sections away from that portion of Tim’s course and I’ve been going through it quite smoothly (though be sure to consider other sources for help when trying to understand a concept you can’t grasp through the course alone). Also, in addition to Tim Bulchaka’s Java Masterclass course, I would recommend Chad Darby’s Spring and Hibernate Udemy course, only because it compiles a large amount of necessary skills that go hand in hand with being a Java developer, though if anyone can suggest a better resource please do so! Answer from An0n7m0us_P4nda on reddit.com