[kuvait]

So I decided to try and learn some Java. 
I already know the fundamentals, what would the next step be on becoming more advanced in Java?

Also if Anyone has some good sources for learning, feel free to share

[descypiro]

Depends highly on what you want to do. But if you want to start creating web services, I would recommend you to learn the most widely used framework of Java. It is Spring Boot and helps you creating webpages or APIs (services that serve data or have some functionality for others services),

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The first tutorial will help you getting started with creating a service that serves web content, connects to a database, and lets you save/edit/see data. It is useful if you would want to create a blog, a forums page, or a business webpage.

The second tutorial is about how to create just a service, without serving web content. It's useful to serve data and functionalities, which is required by other companies. For example, you could create a service that receives a list of addresses, and returns the fastest route to go through those addresses (it is actually an existing service by google maps).

[Logitec]

Do u need some instructins in english or another language?

[kuvait]

English is okay