I don't know any frameworks. i want to learn new frameworks. i don't know which framework choose first. please help me. which framework i want to learn in beginner level. Thanks in advance
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I don't know any frameworks. i want to learn new frameworks. i don't know which framework choose first. please help me. which framework i want to learn in beginner level. Thanks in advance
Huh? If you're a beginner, you shouldn't just dive right into a framework.
But before you choose a framework, you have to be much more specific about what you're trying to do. Are you trying to create a game? A website? An application? Something else?
Frameworks are tools, not magical spells that can simply be accumulated. Take a step back and learn the basics before you try to bite off more than you can chew.
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Thanks for your response .i know the core java and object oriented concepts. i know the basics but i don't know what i have to do for next level.I want to create a website as well as business application for that what i have to learn?
To create a website, you'll have to know basic html and css. If you want to get into the server side of things, you'll need to branch out into JSP or a framework like Spring or Struts.
For a business application you'll probably be using Swing or JavaFX.
For either one, you might have to learn database access using something like Hibernate or JPA.
Just take things one at a time, start small, and work your way up. Give yourself a small project, then move on to a bigger project, and repeat that process until you're at the level you want to be.
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Thanks for your guidance. Really it will very helpful for me. Thanks a lot..