I have formal academic training, I am also learning Java all the way on my own, watching the video reading and so on. Is stumbling all the way over, I encountered many problems, today I put my personal learning SSM in the framework of a thought process to have the players to give you a summary of what the novice :( for reference only, please correct me ).
The first is the basis for Java: At least you know the basics of Java syntax and interfaces what is what is inherited, right?
JVM: To have an understanding of the overall structure of Java
Then the Java class loading mechanism: to know to write a Java code from the last execution of a whole process and output details (to pave the way for reflection)
Top priority - reflection: a deep grasp of Java reflection mechanism concepts, principles, usage
It is also important notes: Late framework will use a lot of notes, and therefore have a deep understanding of the role and usage notes
It is still very important design pattern: the factory model, agent model (do not ask, ask is really difficult to understand ah)
Database: what to do with the database, how to use (command), etc.
Again is the Java web basics: how even the database, how the operation (how the interaction between the model, view, controller three, how passing messages) database, three-tier architecture
Then you can start to learn our Dafa SSM
Mybatis
Spring
SpringMVC