Rick Delpo - retired Senior Data Engineer from GE now offering a helping hand to Java and SQL beginners. Recently I migrated to AWS Serverless Architecture and moved away from Java to Javascript
I am suggesting that u start with the JDBC API and connect to some data right away. Then learn about arrays up and down. This way u have both java and SQL in ur toolkit. Then after JDBC learn about Servlets and connecting to a localhost. By doing this u will eventually want to connect to a real domain at ur own host. I suggest also to sign up for 12 months free AWS and play around with Route53 and S3. Do ur independent research on these topics. Also download Apache24 to host ur web pages. In Apache httpd u can set up Tomcat as a proxy server which will enable u to play around with ur Java Servlets inside Tomcat.
For more on all this please check out my Java site for beginners where u can get examples of jdbc and servlet.
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I am suggesting that u start with the JDBC API and connect to some data right away. Then learn about arrays up and down. This way u have both java and SQL in ur toolkit. Then after JDBC learn about Servlets and connecting to a localhost. By doing this u will eventually want to connect to a real domain at ur own host. I suggest also to sign up for 12 months free AWS and play around with Route53 and S3. Do ur independent research on these topics. Also download Apache24 to host ur web pages. In Apache httpd u can set up Tomcat as a proxy server which will enable u to play around with ur Java Servlets inside Tomcat.
For more on all this please check out my Java site for beginners where u can get examples of jdbc and servlet.
click howtolearnjava.com
happy coding!
Thank you Sir
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