I graduated in 2025 and joined a company in early 2026. Recently, I was assigned to a project involving an SAP ERP system. While I’m willing to learn and work with it, I don’t see myself pursuing SAP as a long-term career. My main area of interest is Java. I wouldn’t say I’m an expert in Java yet, but I do have a decent foundation and, more importantly, I genuinely enjoy learning and working with it. I’ve been learning Java, SQL, JDBC, Spring, Spring Boot, and related backend concepts, and I want to build my career around Java rather than continue in a technology that I don’t see myself pursuing long term. Recently, I’ve been wondering whether it’s worth trying to transition from SAP to Java and pursue something I’m genuinely interested in, or whether I should simply continue with the path I’ve already been given. The problem is that I’m not completely sure what specific role I want to target. I know that I’m interested in Java, but I don’t yet know whether I should aim for a Java Backend Developer, Full-Stack Developer, or some other Java-related role. So I want to understand what I should do from this point onward — what skills I should focus on, what projects I should build, how strong my Java knowledge needs to be, what kind of role would suit me, and how I can eventually move from my current project into a Java-based role. Can someone help me figure out what I should do from here and how I can transition into a Java-based role? I’d especially appreciate advice from people who have been in a similar situation or have experience in Java development. Is pursuing this transition actually worth it, or would it be better to stick with the path I’m currently on?

Hi developers and professionals! 👋 Since the beginning of this month, I’ve been working on building a SaaS-based application, and along the way, I’ve been facing quite a few challenges and learning a lot. The project is a microservices-based application for generating receipts, initially built for a specific community using Node.js and React. Now, I’m planning to make the application more dynamic, scalable, and reusable so that it can support different communities and use cases. However, I’m currently not comfortable making the codebase public due to some personal circumstances. So, I’ve kept the repository private. Instead, I’m looking for developers who would be interested in collaborating with me and contributing to the project. I believe working together would help me improve the project while also learning from others and exchanging ideas. If you’re interested in collaborating or would like to know more about the project, please feel free to reach out to me: Telegram: https://t.me/tharvesh_muhaideen/ LinkedIn: /in/tharvesh2005 Email:[email protected] I’d really appreciate any support, suggestions, or collaboration. Thank you! 🙌

i bought the course a long time ago and my course Isn't showng up i bought the course back when it was new i bought the java master class i bought it in 2020 or 2021

I'll be doing a Technical Interview later, it will be a Technical evaluation covering: - Number Conversion  - Data Structures & Database Management - Sorting & Searching Algorithms - Tracing - Database Any resources to learn all these in Java?

Hi everyone, I have bought subscription to amigoscode pro account using my corporate email address, while logging in it sends magic link to email. Since our company has security filter that does not allow emails to get through. Last year it worked fine, but now it does not. Our security team explained me that email source domain has violated rules (DMARC policy), that is why emails do not reach