How to learn about spring framwork

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I need to learn about spring framework and I advised that I should learn Java language in the first place in order to be able to learn spring framework and my question is to what extent I need to know about Java language. I meant is it suffice to know about basics (Syntax, Inheritance, Polymorphism and Interfaces, Accessing Databases) or it won't be suffice?

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Tried to read in a Spring framework book. However, I find lots of terminologies I do not understand

Posted 6-Jul-17 18:33pm

Amr Mohammad Rashad

Updated 6-Jul-17 21:38pm

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Patrice T 7-Jul-17 3:21am

"Tried to read in a Spring framework book. However, I find lots of terminologies I do not understand "
you already know what you need to learn.

Amr Mohammad Rashad 8-Jul-17 8:57am

Not necessarily because when I saw, for example, a terminology as bean, that does not mean I knew where that terminology lies in the language and therefore I jump to know about it. Thanks for your time and consideration.

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2017-07-06T21:38:00

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You need a good knowledge of Java first, see The Java™ Tutorials[^]. Once you have mastered that then you can move on to spring: The Java Spring Tutorial: Learn Java's Popular Web Framework | Udemy[^].

Posted 6-Jul-17 21:38pm

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Amr Mohammad Rashad 8-Jul-17 9:05am

I used to program in C# for many years. I read about Java once long time ago but for sure I do not remember many of things :(. The problem is that we have a product written using Spring and the programmer who wrote it left the company and we are expecting to expand the product's functionality within the coming few days and I need to to establish myself to get ready. I am having a practice, which I do not know if it is bad of good?!, I do not like working with a tech. without reading about it and that makes me big fat problem and it makes me not eligible for some jobs. I believe that getting knowledge about what you are going to use makes you use it professionally as good as possible. Thank you for your time and consideration.