A list of free Java learning resources for beginners and experienced developers. Whether you're just starting with Java or looking to enhance your Java skills, these resources cover a wide range of topics to help you become a better Java programmer.
- Official Documentation
- Tutorials
- Online Courses
- Books
- Interactive Platforms and Practice Coding
- Community and Blogs
- Video Tutorials
- IDEs
- Java Documentation: Official documentation from Oracle, covering Java SE.
- Spring: Spring Framework Documentation.
- Spring Boot: Spring Boot Reference Documentation.
- W3Schools: Well organized and easy to understand Java tutorials with lots of examples of how to use Java.
- Javatpoint: A comprehensive tutorial for beginners by Javatpoint.
- MOOC: An interactive MOOC course by the University of Helsinki.
- BeginersBook: Learn Java Programming for free with detailed in depth guides covered with diagrams and examples.
- Scaler: This tutorial will mainly revolve around the features and fundamental Java programming concepts.
- GeeksforGeeks: A computer science portal for geeks. Includes Java tutorials (basic, advanced, Spring, Spring Boot, Spring MVC, Hibernate), programs, interview questions, etc.
- Coursera - Java Programming and Software Engineering Fundamentals: A specialization by Duke University on Coursera.
- Java Programming for Beginners: "Think Java" book by Allen B. Downey and Chris Mayfield.
- HackerRank: Java tutorials and coding challenges.
- CodingBat: Java coding exercises for practice.
- Codecademy: Learn Java interactively through coding exercises.
- Baeldung: Java tutorials, articles, and tips.
- Stack Overflow: A Q&A platform for Java developers.
- Reddit - r/java: A Java subreddit for discussions and questions.
- Java Ranch: A friendly community for Java programmers.
- Java Code Geeks: Java tutorials and articles.
- DZone Java Zone: Java-related news and tutorials.
- Coding with John Coding with John.
- Java Tutorial for Beginners: Java tutorial for beginners - Learn Java, the language behind millions of apps and websites.
- IntelliJ IDEA: A powerful and feature-rich Java IDE by JetBrains.
- Eclipse: A popular open-source IDE for Java development.
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This repository contains a curated list of free Java learning resources. These resources are publicly available on the internet, and I have provided links for your convenience.