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I've seen other requests for this being open recently and I thought I'd add one myself to share my point of view on this as well.
Java is definitely more needed than Go for backend jobs these days. I know the stats show that Python is more requested, but majority of Python job is like 20/30% of the actual codebase, particularly in big companies (even more particularly financial institutions)
I strongly believe to make this, the ultimate backend course on the web, a third career track in Java it's needed. This way you will seriously guarantee employability to your subscribers.
I know it's a lot of work, but trust me majority of your subscribers will highly appreciate this.
3 friends of mine applied for work only knowing Javascript, Python and Go, 0 callbacks.
They started learning and building in Java... they are all full-time employed.
I hope you will take this into consideration.
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Reacted by Dillon Allen, Meiyo, Gornemant, andika eka, Paul Naber, Morgan Chételat, Fernando Pasik, dominikcirko and João Pedro Macedo Oliveira
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lucaslopescs commentedon Oct 30, 2025
Both Java and C++ would be great additions
Youg-Otricked commentedon Jan 1, 2026
Yeah Java would be great too have
andika-eka commentedon Jan 8, 2026
I might be able to convinced my employer to pay if you add Java.
codeharman commentedon May 6, 2026
Java and spring boot framework