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Tropendrope 08/25/22 12:12:00 AM #5:	BuckVanHammer posted... Well do you want to code or work more on hardware configurations? Probably code, although honestly I know next to nothing on what working on hardware configurations would entail. WalkingLobsters posted... full-stack java dev. Way more product focused roles available where you'll be able to carry your skillset into edit: What would you be learning for front-end? My Java training would focus on learning React, Angular, and Spring Boot. Honestly I learned nothing about any of these in any of my CS classes so I'm only familiar with the names. I've heard that Java front end is rather outdated and only used in legacy systems so I am a bit worried about the long-term practicality of what I'll be learning there, whereas cloud technology is only becoming more and more prominent. <cite>Tropendrope posted [p:967554843] in Question f... [t:80141763]...</cite> <quote>BuckVanHammer posted... </cite><quote>Well do you want to code or work more on hardware configurations?</quote>Probably code, although honestly I know next to nothing on what working on hardware configurations would entail.WalkingLobsters posted... </cite><quote>full-stack java dev. Way more product focused roles available where you'll be able to carry your skillset intoedit: What would you be learning for front-end?</quote>My Java training would focus on learning React, Angular, and Spring Boot. Honestly I learned nothing about any of these in any of my CS classes so I'm only familiar with the names. I've heard that Java front end is rather outdated and only used in legacy systems so I am a bit worried about the long-term practicality of what I'll be learning there, whereas cloud technology is only becoming more and more prominent.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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