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Hi guys, I'm new here and I would like to understand more how you guys do to get more content and learn more about programming here on the forum.

I started the Systems Analysis and Development course and I like to program in Java for the web.

I would like to learn more, if anyone who can give me some light I will be very grateful.

Sorry my English, it's not my mother tongue!
 
This is not the forum to learn programming. I am sure there are lots. But you can learn a thing or 2 in here as well.
 
Consider joining online communities like Stack Overflow and Reddit's r/learnjava for support and advice
 
Would recommend heading over to spring.io to check out the Spring Boot tutorials. That should be perfect if you're interested in web development
 
Hi guys, I'm new here and I would like to understand more how you guys do to get more content and learn more about programming here on the forum.

I started the Systems Analysis and Development course and I like to program in Java for the web.

I would like to learn more, if anyone who can give me some light I will be very grateful.

Sorry my English, it's not my mother tongue!
Well first of all, if you want to program for web, Java is not the right language, Java is for backend, go for Js + Css + HTML and then if you want add libraries or frameworks, React, Angular, Bootstrap... that is what is used for front end.
And second, I don´t think this forum is good for learning, you have a lot of tutorials on Youtube for any programming language and also for programming good practices, algorithmics, data structures, design patterns...
Try there.
 
Well first of all, if you want to program for web, Java is not the right language, Java is for backend, go for Js + Css + HTML and then if you want add libraries or frameworks, React, Angular, Bootstrap... that is what is used for front end.
And second, I don´t think this forum is good for learning, you have a lot of tutorials on Youtube for any programming language and also for programming good practices, algorithmics, data structures, design patterns...
Try there.
This is fair, when OP said Java I immediately thought they were interested in learning backend. HappyMonster is right, BHW is not a good place to learn to code
 
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